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Meaning of dutiful
having a strong sense of duty or responsibility
Etymology of dutiful
The word "dutiful" originates from the Old French word "devoir," meaning "duty" or "obligation," and the Latin word "debere," meaning "to owe"
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals who demonstrate a strong sense of responsibility and obligation to their duties, roles, or relationships
Synonyms
obedient
compliant
faithful
loyal
devoted
dedicated
conscientious
meticulous
thorough
painstaking
scrupulous
responsible
dependable
trustworthy
reliable
steadfast
unwavering
unshakeable
unswerving
constant
steady
firm
resolute
determined
committed
devoted
dutious
obliging
accommodating
cooperative
helpful
considerate
thoughtful
attentive
observant
mindful
careful
diligent
industrious
hardworking
sedulous
assiduous
persistent
tireless
untiring
indefatigable
Definitions
- Doing what you think it is your duty to do, showing a willingness to do tasks and jobs
- * Showing a sense of responsibility and obligation
Usage Examples
- She was a dutiful daughter, always visiting her mother in the nursing home
- * He was a dutiful employee, consistently meeting deadlines and exceeding expectations
- * The dutiful student completed all her homework assignments on time
Antonyms
disobedient
noncompliant
unfaithful
disloyal
undevoted
irresponsible
untrustworthy
uncooperative
unhelpful
inconsiderate
thoughtless
inattentive
careless
negligent
lazy
indolent
idle
apathetic
indifferent
unenthusiastic
uncommitted
halfhearted
lackadaisical
dilatory
procrastinating