responsibleness
- noun
- /rɪˈspɒnsəblnəs/
:
responsabilidad
- Parents appreciate teachers who demonstrate responsibleness in caring for their students.
Examples
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Her responsibleness made her the ideal candidate for the job.
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She was recognized for her responsibleness in meeting deadlines and ensuring quality work.
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He was admired for the responsibleness he showed throughout the project.
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Her responsibleness is admired by her colleagues.
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The team's responsibleness during the project was commendable.
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His responsibleness in managing the budget earned him the trust of his superiors.
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The responsibleness shown by the volunteers in organizing the event contributed to its success.
Synonyms
∞
2.7
A duty to do something and answer for what you do
198
6.1
Being responsible for your actions and having to explain them to other people
17
3.2
Feeling that you must do something or look after someone
3
7.6
Careful, responsible way of working that shows a person wants to do their work well
Being responsible to someone or for something and expected to explain actions
Being responsible to someone for your actions
Being someone or something you can trust to do what is needed
Antonyms
How Responsible
12
3.8
60
3.5
16
2.8
17
4.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
responsibleness = responsible (transparent) = responsible + ness
A regular noun formation from the adjective 'responsible' using '-ness', yielding the state or quality of being responsible.
Etymology
The word responsibleness comes from a root that means 'to answer', and it is the same root found in respond and response. The ending -ness means 'the state of', so responsibleness is the 'state of' being reliable and accountable.