Duty
Duty noun - A piece of work that needs to be done regularly.
Usage example: the regular duties of a lifeguard
Job
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- It is mentioned that a turian using illegal recreational drugs while off-duty in a way that wouldn't halter their ability to do their job and duty, no turian would blink an eye.
Source: Will Not Tell a Lie - The Dark Knight: The Joker wants to destroy peoples mind-numbing plans, the routines of job and duty, so they'll wildly grapple with the pointlessness of existence.
Source: Enthusiasm vs. Stoicism - Having to work dorm guard duty or some similar job that is typically on a rotating watch (the main purpose being to keep unauthorized people, usually members of the opposite gender, out of the dorms).
Source: Punishment Detail
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