Synonyms for line of duty
line of du·ty

Princeton's WordNet

1. line of dutynoun

   all that is normally required in some area of responsibility

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1. • Duty

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1. Hillsboro County Sheriff Chad Chronister:

   Brian LaVigne has been a part of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office family since 1990, and Brian LaVigne was just days away from retirement, we will never forget Master Corporal LaVigne for laying down Brian LaVigne life in the line of duty or the response of Brian LaVigne squad members who did everything they could to ensure that the individual responsible for Brian LaVigne death was apprehended.

2. Michael Harrison:

   It's one negative ripple effect for having been killed in the line of duty, but to have been ambushed while sitting in your car is something totally different.

3. Sheldon Whitehouse:

   As you sit here, you enjoy the protection of the Capitol Police officers who are here and who defended our Capitol against the assault on Jan. 6, by the crowd that your organization helped recruit, do you have anything to say to them, particularly to those who were injured in the line of duty on that day?

4. Jeff Sessions:

   I have directed that all 94 US Attorneys’ Offices make the prosecution of assault on federal law enforcement officers—that’s all of you—a top priority. If someone dares assault one of our folks in the line of duty, they will do federal time for it.

5. Chief Paul Berardi:

   It's difficult when you live with somebody for 24-hours a day, and you're laughing and joking one minute and then something like this happens in the line of duty, what's good for their families to remember is that they did not die in vain.