adjective

dutiful

dutiful, conscientious, obedient

She was a dutiful daughter to her parents.

She was a dutiful daughter to her parents.

He made a dutiful report of the events.

He made a dutiful report of the events.

a dutiful ((person)) - a conscientious person. He is a dutiful employee.

dutiful ((to sb.)) - obedient towards someone. She is very dutiful to her parents.

conscientious, obedient, loyal; Antonyms: disobedient, neglectful

From 'duty' + the suffix '-ful', meaning 'full of'. Literally 'full of duty'.

Someone who is 'dutiful' is 'full' of a sense of 'duty'.

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