duty, responsibility, commitment, liability, requirement, burden, onus, indebtedness, necessity, pledge, bond, engagement
responsibilities - obligations - tasks - functions - assignments - charges - roles
Duties are responsibilities or obligations that a person is expected or required to fulfill in a specific role or situation. They can arise from employment, legal requirements, social expectations, or moral principles. In the workplace, duties often include defined tasks and functions described in a job description. In law, duties may refer to what a citizen or official must do according to regulations. Duties can also be ethical, such as the duty to be honest or to help others. Fulfilling duties is generally associated with reliability, professionalism, and social order.
duty, responsibility, commitment, liability, requirement, burden, onus, indebtedness, necessity, pledge, bond, engagement
duty, responsibility, commitment, liability, requirement, burden, onus, indebtedness, necessity, pledge, bond, engagement [x]
assignments, duties, jobs, chores, responsibilities, functions, missions, errands, obligations, roles
assignments, duties, jobs, chores, responsibilities, functions, missions, errands, obligations, roles [x]
duties, obligations, tasks, assignments, roles, functions, commitments, charges, liabilities
duties, obligations, tasks, assignments, roles, functions, commitments, charges, liabilities [x]
task, duty, obligation, responsibility, job, mission, appointment, posting, role, homework, coursework, exercise, project, workload, charge, commission
task, duty, obligation, responsibility, job, mission, appointment, posting, role, homework, coursework, exercise, project, workload, charge, commission [x]
demanding, difficult, testing, tough, taxing, arduous, exacting, trying, formidable, strenuous
demanding, difficult, testing, tough, taxing, arduous, exacting, trying, formidable, strenuous [x]
ease the burden, lessen the burden, reduce the burden, alleviate the burden, lighten the burden, relieve the burden
ease the burden, lessen the burden, reduce the burden, alleviate the burden, lighten the burden, relieve the burden [x]
assignment, duty, job, chore, responsibility, mission, undertaking, piece of work, project, role
assignment, duty, job, chore, responsibility, mission, undertaking, piece of work, project, role [x]
adhere to, conform to, abide by, obey, follow, observe, meet, satisfy, fulfill
adhere to, conform to, abide by, obey, follow, observe, meet, satisfy, fulfill [x]
supervise, monitor, manage, direct, control, administer, superintend, run, head, oversee the work of, be in charge of
supervise, monitor, manage, direct, control, administer, superintend, run, head, oversee the work of, be in charge of [x]
handling a critical issue, dealing with an important issue, addressing a key matter, handling a key matter, managing a crucial issue, overseeing a critical matter
handling a critical issue, dealing with an important issue, addressing a key matter, handling a key matter, managing a crucial issue, overseeing a critical matter [x]
acknowledging the shortcomings, recognizing the shortcomings, admitting the shortcomings, acknowledging the weaknesses, recognizing the weaknesses, admitting the weaknesses, acknowledging the flaws, r... [more]
acknowledging the shortcomings, recognizing the shortcomings, admitting the shortcomings, acknowledging the weaknesses, recognizing the weaknesses, admitting the weaknesses, acknowledging the flaws, recognizing the flaws, admitting the flaws, acknowledging the limitations, recognizing the limitations, admitting the limitations [x]
admitting mistakes, acknowledging mistakes, taking responsibility for mistakes, owning one’s mistakes, accepting blame, confessing errors, facing up to one’s mistakes, taking the blame
admitting mistakes, acknowledging mistakes, taking responsibility for mistakes, owning one’s mistakes, accepting blame, confessing errors, facing up to one’s mistakes, taking the blame [x]
repudiate, reject, deny, disclaim, renounce, wash one’s hands of, distance oneself from, abjure
repudiate, reject, deny, disclaim, renounce, wash one’s hands of, distance oneself from, abjure [x]
alleviating, reducing, lessening, easing, softening, moderating, tempering, diminishing, allaying, assuaging
alleviating, reducing, lessening, easing, softening, moderating, tempering, diminishing, allaying, assuaging [x]
addressing a key matter, addressing a significant issue, handling a major issue, tackling an important matter, dealing with a key issue, addressing a crucial issue, dealing with a significant matter,... [more]
addressing a key matter, addressing a significant issue, handling a major issue, tackling an important matter, dealing with a key issue, addressing a crucial issue, dealing with a significant matter, addressing an important concern, handling an important issue, tackling a significant issue [x]