profound moral responsibility

language: en

definitions

  1. A deep and intense sense of ethical obligation or accountability for one's actions and their consequences on others.
    en: A deep and intense sense of ethical obligation or accountability for one's actions and their consequences on others.
  2. The significant ethical weight or duty inherent in decision-making processes, particularly within philosophical or legal contexts.
    en: The significant ethical weight or duty inherent in decision-making processes, particularly within philosophical or legal contexts.

examples

  1. As a leader, she felt a profound moral responsibility to protect her community.

    As a leader, she felt a profound moral responsibility to protect her community.

  2. The philosopher argued that every choice carries a profound moral responsibility.

    The philosopher argued that every choice carries a profound moral responsibility.