義ぎ務む

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

Meanings

Refers to a moral, legal, or social duty that one is expected to fulfill. Often used in formal contexts such as law, ethics, and institutional rules.

Related words· 7

責せき任にんN3
責任 emphasizes accountability for outcomes or consequences, while 義務 stresses a formally imposed obligation to act.
役やく目めN2
役目 is a specific role or task expected of someone in a social or organizational setting, whereas 義務 is a broader, more formal duty.
義ぎ理りN1
義務 is a legal or formal duty imposed by rules or contracts, while 義理 is a moral or social obligation rooted in personal relationships and reciprocity.
責せき務むN1
義務 denotes a legal or morally imposed obligation, whereas 責務 emphasizes the duty inherent in one's job or role.

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義ぎ務む付づけ
義務 is the general noun for a duty or obligation itself, while 義務付け describes the act of imposing that duty through law or policy.
義ぎ
義務 names a concrete duty or obligation (often legal or social), whereas 義 is the underlying sense of moral rightness that such duties spring from.
強きょう制せいN1
義務 is a duty or obligation one is expected to fulfill, whereas 強制 is the act of compelling someone to act.

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義ぎ理りN1
義理 refers to a social or moral sense of obligation rooted in personal relationships, while 義務 is a formal, often legally binding duty.
任にん務むN1
義務 is a legal or moral obligation owed generally, while 任務 is a specific task or mission assigned to someone in a particular role or situation.