Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
social-obligation
noun
ˈsō-shəl əˈblɪɡəʃən
Definition
A social obligation is a moral or ethical duty to fulfill responsibilities towards others in a community or society.
Examples
- Attending community events can help fulfill your social obligations.
- Many people feel a sense of social obligation to help those less fortunate.
- Social obligations can often influence our decisions and actions within a community.
Meaning
It refers to the expectations and responsibilities that individuals have to contribute positively to the societal well-being and to support others in social contexts.
Synonyms
- social responsibility
- moral duty
- civic duty
- communal responsibility
