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Definitionv. force somebody to do something
Last update: July 21, 2015
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He would be obliged to help. [verb]
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No law can oblige children to take case of their aged parents. [verb]
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A force of l000 men was placed at the disposal of the podestd and capitano (now both elected by the people) to keep order and oblige the grandi to respect the law. [verb]
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Am I legally obliged to report all my findings? [verb]
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"It may be very true, sir; but we are now obliged to repel art by art." [verb]
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Cora, already regretting her precipitation, was obliged to comply, for Magua instantly left the spot, and approached his gluttonous comrades. [verb]
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As they were also sure of foot, the Narragansetts were greatly sought for by females who were obliged to travel over the roots and holes in the "new countries." [verb]
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There was no longer any plausible pretext for delay; and Duncan was obliged, however reluctantly, to comply. [verb]
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Oblige me, therefore, if it irk thee not, among smoke of the genial Nicotium, by telling thy tale, and explaining what hard necessity hath driven thee to these distant shores. [verb]
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But as for his hair, that should never be touched, unless he was restored to the British Army, and obliged to do as the others did. [verb]
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