Definition of duty:

part of speech: noun

What one is bound to do; obedience; service; tax on goods.

Common misspellings * :

• duity (23.9%)
• cuty (2.2%)
• duyt (3.3%)
• dur (1.1%)
• dutys (30.4%)
• dity (1.1%)
• diuty (2.2%)
• durty (7.6%)
• durt (2.2%)
• dupty (2.2%)
• dutie (7.6%)
• dutty (4.3%)
• dudey (2.2%)
• dury (5.4%)
• dut (1.1%)
• dudty (2.2%)
• gauge (1.1%)

Usage examples :

• If we must die, let us die; it is our duty "The Daughter of the Commandant", - Alexksandr Sergeevich Pushkin

• That we do our duty "The Reign of Greed Complete English Version of 'El Filibusterismo'", - Jose Rizal

• The duty of each one of us is to give himself where he is most needed. "Under Boy Scout Colors", - Joseph Bushnell Ames

• I said that something had been upon my mind for a long time, which I thought it my duty to tell her. "The Autobiography of Mark Rutherford", - Mark Rutherford