Definition Synonyms
Definition of dutifulness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
obedienceRare quality of being obedient and respectfulRare
- Her dutifulness to her parents was admired by everyone..
2.
responsibilityRare quality of doing duties carefully, sometimes as a moral obligationRare
- Her dutifulness impressed her teachers and parents.
Origin of dutifulness
Old English, dygol (secret) + -ness (state of)
Terms with dutifulness included in their meaning
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respect
showing a lack of respect or dutifulness
Examples of dutifulness in a sentence
The soldier's dutifulness was praised by his superiors. His dutifulness led him to visit his parents weekly. The soldier's dutifulness earned him a medal.
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- French:respect, sens du devoir, ...
- German:Pflichtbewusstsein, Pflichterfüllung, ...
- Italian:obbedienza, diligenza, ...
- Spanish:obediencia, sentido del deber, ...
- Portuguese:obediência, sentido de dever, ...
- Chinese:顺从, 尽责, ...
- Japanese:忠実さ, 義務感, ...
- Arabic:الامتثال, الالتزام, ...
- Hebrew:צִיּוּת, דִּיקָנוּת בְּמִלּוּי חוֹבוֹת, ...
- Russian:послушание, исполнительность, ...
- Ukrainian:покірність, сумлінність, ...
- Hindi:कर्तव्यपरायणता, कर्तव्य का पालन, ...
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