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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to duty:   (329 results)

Often used in the same context:
obligation, active duty, responsibilities, bounden, military policeman, moral obligation, reservists, officers, sergeant, patrol, frontline, guardsmen, corporals, firemen, burden, policeman, patrolmen, workload, onus, constables, plain clothes, firefighters, derelictions, artillerymen, gratuity, provost marshal, shirking, leviable, commissionaire, assignment, sentry duty, bandobast, servicemen, privilege, airmen, excise duty, servants, paramedic, mop, uniform, sargeant, requirement, manning, excise, ad valorem, commitments, supreme sacrifice, police, soldiers, invigilating, personnel, lieutenant, graveyard shift, moonlighting, medic, prerogative, subsistence allowance, yeomen, civvy, infantryman, discharge, allowances, territorial army, arrear, lance corporal, honorable, badge, customs, remit, willful neglect, fatherland, corpsman, deputation, shipmaster, telegraphist, sgts, rota, watchman, parttime, mandate, tours, service, exigencies, infantry, tasks, posse comitatus, quota, gallantry, brevet, standby, enlistment, chores, embarkation, platoons, armed forces, lifeguards, motorman, sgt, seabag, platoon sergeant, octroi, exemption, duties, desideratum, requisite, virtue, concern, responsibility, dictate, obligations, credential, purpose, requisites, motivation, incentive, motive, necessity, qualification, question, safeguard, fighting, winch, auxiliary, powered, speed, undercover, uniformed, diesel, generalpurpose, haganah, hydraulic, cleaning, combatant, cylinder, driven, driving, lightweight, noncombat

More specific:
assignment, burden of proof, chore, civic duty, civic responsibility, countervailing duty, custom, customs, customs duty, demand, duty assignment, export duty, filial duty, function, guardianship, imperative, import duty, impost, incumbency, job, keeping, legal duty, line of duty, moral obligation, noblesse oblige, octroi, office, part, prerequisite, protective tariff, requirement, revenue tariff, role, safekeeping, task, tonnage, tonnage duty, tunnage, white man's burden

Appears in the definition of:
., active, actual eviction, appoint, appointed, assigned, assignment, bouncer, bounden, breach of contract, breach of trust, burden of proof, call, call up, categorical imperative, charge, chore, chucker-out, claim, constructive fraud, contextual definition, convener, corruption, countervailing duty, cupbearer, defector, delinquent, derelict, deserter, designated, deskman, desk officer, desk sergeant, discharged, disloyal, distinguished service medal, double, due care, duteous, dutiful, dutifully, dutifulness, duty-free, duty assignment, evasion, evildoing, exemption, export duty, extortion, fatigue party, fiduciary duty, filial duty, fire watcher, flogger, freedom, furlough, goldbricking, goofing off, grim, guard, guard boat, guard duty, halberdier, half-holiday, heavily, heavy-duty, humanism, humanitarianism, imperative, import duty, incumbency, invalid, job, jury duty, lay, leave, leave of absence, legal fraud, light-duty, loyal, malingerer, malingering, mandamus, military reserve, mitsvah, mitzvah, muster, mutawa, mutawa'een, neglectful, neglect of duty, night porter, no-show, nonattender, nonfeasance, nonmilitary, officiation, on leave, ordinary care, patroller, picket, plainclothesman, pleasure, reasonable care, reassignment, receptionist, released, remiss, reserve, rotate, scourger, second, seduce, sentry duty, sentry go, serve, shammer, shirker, shirking, skulker, skulking, slacker, slacking, smuggling, soldiering, squad room, stamp act, station, station keeper, subject, suitable, supererogation, swollen, take office, task, transgression, trick, truant, undutifulness, unfaithful, untrue, venire facias, watch, writ of mandamus

More general:
revenue enhancement, social control, tax, taxation, work

Synonyms:
obligation, responsibility, tariff

Also try:
— Nouns for duty: hours, trucks, cycle, vehicles, officers, personnel, time, calls, officer, engines, foil, more...

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