Duty and Message

Duty

Duty noun - A charge usually of money collected by the government from people or businesses for public use.

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Message and duty are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Message" instead a noun "Duty".

Message noun - A piece of conveyed information.

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Duty and message are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Duty" instead a noun "Message".

Nearby Words: messaged, messaging

good	good duty	good message
full	full duty	full message
usual	usual duty	usual message
public	public duty	public message
Other adjectives: original, true, actual, real, main, social, important, personal, secret, moral, new, final, last, said.

Jane Brailsford travels to Glasscastle, ostensibly to visit her brother and also to deliver a message from Faris to the scholar Nicholas Fell, Faris's colleague in her new duty.

Source: Literature / Scholarly Magics
Happiness Is Mandatory: Pretty much every clip ends with a message that this humor is national and approved by the government of Sweden, implying that it is your duty as a citizen to laugh at it.

Source: Series / Grotesco
The message was "do your duty" not "be yourself".

Source: Be Yourself

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