Definition of dutifully in English:

dutifully

adverb ˈdjuːtɪf(ə)liˈdʒuːtɪf(ə)liˈd(j)udəfəli

1In a conscientious or obedient manner.
I dutifully reported the accident
I dutifully obeyed his instructions
Example sentencesExamples
- All of these aspects of Pemberley's business were handled efficiently and dutifully by her husband.
- He conducted his diocesan visitations regularly and dutifully.
- Despite her shock and outrage, she dutifully sticks by Frank's side as he sees a psychiatrist.
- So during the war of independence, the Chilean rural population fought dutifully side by side with the local national elite against the Spanish army.
- She dutifully attends sessions, where she prepares meals for her therapist.
- Instead, dutifully, I do my homework.
- Gus, a handsome, kind, but slightly slow lad, loves his father and dutifully follows his commands.
- Frank and Buster dutifully flew their airplane between their homestead and the town, looking for people to help.
- Dutifully and respectfully, he signs for each person, even until the wee hours of the morning if need be.
- We go to Mass, receive the sacraments, and pray dutifully every day.
1. 1.1 In a manner motivated by duty rather than desire or enthusiasm.
  we all dutifully applauded the support act
  she listened dutifully to Nate's excited talk
  Example sentencesExamples
  When he clowned people laughed dutifully, when he cut a caper they applauded reverentially.
  Both had brought contingents of their supporters who clapped dutifully, but the hostility of large sections of the audience was palpable.
  I should have thrown them in the bin and rustled up hash and eggs but instead we munched dutifully through the tasteless things.
  Young James watched dutifully with his parents but one would suspect that his interest lay more in the wheelhouse and pressing buttons.
  Less than two weeks from now, as voters dutifully trudge to those polls, it is unlikely that there will be much brooding about the future of Western civilization.
  We dutifully recite those words at Mass, maybe thinking about what we'll eat for lunch.
  I looked dutifully at the salad bar, thought worse of it, and went for a hot lunch instead.
  It was cold, wet and windy but I plodded dutifully from one shop to the next, picking up brochures and chatting up assistants.
  Every so often, we hear it's imminent and columnists like myself dutifully churn out our ' Can we trust them? '
  The unwished-for hospitality of a tiresome old lady, on the other hand, must be repaid dutifully several times over.

Definition of dutifully in US English:

dutifully

adverbˈd(y)o͞odəfəlēˈd(j)udəfəli

1In a conscientious or obedient manner.
I dutifully reported the accident
I dutifully obeyed his instructions
Example sentencesExamples
- We go to Mass, receive the sacraments, and pray dutifully every day.
- She dutifully attends sessions, where she prepares meals for her therapist.
- Instead, dutifully, I do my homework.
- Despite her shock and outrage, she dutifully sticks by Frank's side as he sees a psychiatrist.
- Dutifully and respectfully, he signs for each person, even until the wee hours of the morning if need be.
- Gus, a handsome, kind, but slightly slow lad, loves his father and dutifully follows his commands.
- So during the war of independence, the Chilean rural population fought dutifully side by side with the local national elite against the Spanish army.
- Frank and Buster dutifully flew their airplane between their homestead and the town, looking for people to help.
- All of these aspects of Pemberley's business were handled efficiently and dutifully by her husband.
- He conducted his diocesan visitations regularly and dutifully.
1. 1.1 In a manner motivated by duty rather than desire or enthusiasm.
  we all dutifully applauded the support act
  she listened dutifully to Nate's excited talk
  Example sentencesExamples
  The unwished-for hospitality of a tiresome old lady, on the other hand, must be repaid dutifully several times over.
  Young James watched dutifully with his parents but one would suspect that his interest lay more in the wheelhouse and pressing buttons.
  Both had brought contingents of their supporters who clapped dutifully, but the hostility of large sections of the audience was palpable.
  I looked dutifully at the salad bar, thought worse of it, and went for a hot lunch instead.
  I should have thrown them in the bin and rustled up hash and eggs but instead we munched dutifully through the tasteless things.
  We dutifully recite those words at Mass, maybe thinking about what we'll eat for lunch.
  Less than two weeks from now, as voters dutifully trudge to those polls, it is unlikely that there will be much brooding about the future of Western civilization.
  Every so often, we hear it's imminent and columnists like myself dutifully churn out our ' Can we trust them? '
  It was cold, wet and windy but I plodded dutifully from one shop to the next, picking up brochures and chatting up assistants.
  When he clowned people laughed dutifully, when he cut a caper they applauded reverentially.

词汇	dutifully
释义	Definition of dutifully in English: dutifully adverb ˈdjuːtɪf(ə)liˈdʒuːtɪf(ə)liˈd(j)udəfəli 1In a conscientious or obedient manner. I dutifully reported the accident I dutifully obeyed his instructions Example sentencesExamples All of these aspects of Pemberley's business were handled efficiently and dutifully by her husband. He conducted his diocesan visitations regularly and dutifully. Despite her shock and outrage, she dutifully sticks by Frank's side as he sees a psychiatrist. So during the war of independence, the Chilean rural population fought dutifully side by side with the local national elite against the Spanish army. She dutifully attends sessions, where she prepares meals for her therapist. Instead, dutifully, I do my homework. Gus, a handsome, kind, but slightly slow lad, loves his father and dutifully follows his commands. Frank and Buster dutifully flew their airplane between their homestead and the town, looking for people to help. Dutifully and respectfully, he signs for each person, even until the wee hours of the morning if need be. We go to Mass, receive the sacraments, and pray dutifully every day. 1.1 In a manner motivated by duty rather than desire or enthusiasm. we all dutifully applauded the support act she listened dutifully to Nate's excited talk Example sentencesExamples When he clowned people laughed dutifully, when he cut a caper they applauded reverentially. Both had brought contingents of their supporters who clapped dutifully, but the hostility of large sections of the audience was palpable. I should have thrown them in the bin and rustled up hash and eggs but instead we munched dutifully through the tasteless things. Young James watched dutifully with his parents but one would suspect that his interest lay more in the wheelhouse and pressing buttons. Less than two weeks from now, as voters dutifully trudge to those polls, it is unlikely that there will be much brooding about the future of Western civilization. We dutifully recite those words at Mass, maybe thinking about what we'll eat for lunch. I looked dutifully at the salad bar, thought worse of it, and went for a hot lunch instead. It was cold, wet and windy but I plodded dutifully from one shop to the next, picking up brochures and chatting up assistants. Every so often, we hear it's imminent and columnists like myself dutifully churn out our ' Can we trust them? ' The unwished-for hospitality of a tiresome old lady, on the other hand, must be repaid dutifully several times over. Definition of dutifully in US English: dutifully adverbˈd(y)o͞odəfəlēˈd(j)udəfəli 1In a conscientious or obedient manner. I dutifully reported the accident I dutifully obeyed his instructions Example sentencesExamples We go to Mass, receive the sacraments, and pray dutifully every day. She dutifully attends sessions, where she prepares meals for her therapist. Instead, dutifully, I do my homework. Despite her shock and outrage, she dutifully sticks by Frank's side as he sees a psychiatrist. Dutifully and respectfully, he signs for each person, even until the wee hours of the morning if need be. Gus, a handsome, kind, but slightly slow lad, loves his father and dutifully follows his commands. So during the war of independence, the Chilean rural population fought dutifully side by side with the local national elite against the Spanish army. Frank and Buster dutifully flew their airplane between their homestead and the town, looking for people to help. All of these aspects of Pemberley's business were handled efficiently and dutifully by her husband. He conducted his diocesan visitations regularly and dutifully. 1.1 In a manner motivated by duty rather than desire or enthusiasm. we all dutifully applauded the support act she listened dutifully to Nate's excited talk Example sentencesExamples The unwished-for hospitality of a tiresome old lady, on the other hand, must be repaid dutifully several times over. Young James watched dutifully with his parents but one would suspect that his interest lay more in the wheelhouse and pressing buttons. Both had brought contingents of their supporters who clapped dutifully, but the hostility of large sections of the audience was palpable. I looked dutifully at the salad bar, thought worse of it, and went for a hot lunch instead. I should have thrown them in the bin and rustled up hash and eggs but instead we munched dutifully through the tasteless things. We dutifully recite those words at Mass, maybe thinking about what we'll eat for lunch. Less than two weeks from now, as voters dutifully trudge to those polls, it is unlikely that there will be much brooding about the future of Western civilization. Every so often, we hear it's imminent and columnists like myself dutifully churn out our ' Can we trust them? ' It was cold, wet and windy but I plodded dutifully from one shop to the next, picking up brochures and chatting up assistants. When he clowned people laughed dutifully, when he cut a caper they applauded reverentially.
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