Definitionadj. caused by law or conscience to follow a certain course
Last update: September 26, 2015
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He felt obligated to marry his cousin for property. [Please select]
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One question was answered: Darkyn was obligated to protect her in some way. [Please select]
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Julia and I feel deeply obligated to you for your prompt and cordial action, without which we might have been seriously embarrassed. [Please select]
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"I'm obligated for the words of praise about my daughter, Miss."' [Please select]
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Should significant new information or factors not considered in this opinion arise, however, either we or NPS are obligated to reinitiate consultation. [Please select]
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I'd like to know who it is that I'm so much obligated to.' [Please select]
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"Why, then, I guess, I'd have to kick you in public till you were obligated to fight." [Please select]
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You will not be obligated in any way by authorizing me to act as your agent--I'm getting my fee from Mrs.' [Please select]
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He feels himself obligated to you for returning to Port Agnew--" "Did The Laird send you here to adjust these financial details with me, Mr. [Please select]
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I'm obligated too by what you says with respect to the pastry; but, Doctor, it ain't in mortal woman to stand a chit of a child being put over her.' [Please select]
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