Honor
Honor noun - Faithfulness to high moral standards.
Sense of duty and honor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sense of duty" instead a noun "Honor".
Sense of duty
Sense of duty noun - A motivating awareness of ethical responsibility.
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Synonyms for Sense of duty
Honor and sense of duty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Honor" instead a noun phrase "Sense of duty".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- honour and honor
- honour and sense of duty
- righteousness and honor
- righteousness and sense of duty
- character and honor
- character and sense of duty
- virtue and honor
- virtue and sense of duty
- principle and honor
- principle and sense of duty
- integrity and honor
- integrity and sense of duty
- uprightness and honor
- uprightness and sense of duty
Both terms in one sentence
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She still has a strong sense of duty and honor — at times too strong — and is one of your toughest and most reliable party members despite her gray hair.
Source: Cool Old Lady -
Griffith sacrificed his human friends in exchange for power, and now has demonic comrades at his disposal who all serve him out of a sense of duty and honor.
Source: Foil / Berserk - As is Sergeant Zenith, he serves the Imperium out of honor and a sense of duty.
Source: Roleplay / Orkinet
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