dueness
/ˈdjuːnɪs/; /ˈdjuːnɪnɪs/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being due; a debt or obligation that is owed.
“The company’s dueness to its employees was a major factor in its financial struggles.”
2. noun
A state of being entitled to something or owed something.
“The dueness to a refund was clearly stated in the store’s return policy.”
3. noun
A sense of obligation or responsibility.
“The dueness to her family was a driving force behind her career choices.”
4. noun
The quality of being in arrears or overdue.
“The company’s dueness in paying its taxes was causing problems with its credit rating.”