plural n. 1 something that one is expected or required to do by moral or legal obligation; 2 a government tax on imports or exports
I am in charge of many duties at work.
I am in charge of many duties at work.
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We should have correlative rights and duties.
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Dharma is divine law to HIndus and include performing duties of caste.
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She kept neglecting her duties.
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What were Mary's duties at Hatfield?
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What were you first duties and what was your progression?
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What were the main duties of the Algonquain children?
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What duties did Joe complete after each game of the World Series?
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An admiral is an assignor of duties in the military.
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Her duties were manifold for the PTA.
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What was one of Lia de Beaumont's duties for Empress Elizabeth?
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In a constitutional monarchy the king has mostly ceremonial duties.
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Which character wanted to help Grandpa Tully Wadell with coaching duties this season?
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She enjoyed all her wifely duties at home.
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They would not let him get away with the evasion of his duties.
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responsibility; obligation; commitment
choice; option
2 syllables
du-ties
beauties
booties
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