O dever
Example: O dever dos estudantes é estudar para as provas semanais.
Definition
"O dever" in philosophy refers to a moral obligation or duty that individuals are expected to fulfill, such as responsibilities or ethical commitments. For example, "O dever dos estudantes é estudar para as provas semanais" means students have the duty to study for weekly tests.
Etymology
The phrase "o dever" comes from the Portuguese word "dever," which derives from the Latin verb "debere," meaning 'to owe' or 'to be obliged.' Did you know? The concept of 'duty' in philosophy has been discussed since ancient times, emphasizing moral responsibilities tied to the word "dever."
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