The responsibility for others
Example: Taking care of children is the responsibility for others.
Definition
"The responsibility for others" refers to the moral or ethical duty to care for, protect, and support other people, ensuring their well-being and acting in their best interest. It emphasizes accountability in relationships and social interactions.
Etymology
The phrase "the responsibility for others" combines the word 'responsibility,' which originates from the Latin 'responsus,' meaning 'answered,' reflecting an obligation to respond or be accountable, with 'others,' referring to people besides oneself. The concept has deep roots in philosophical discussions about ethics and social duty.
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"The responsibility for others" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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