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be under obligation

  • as inowe

Synonyms for be under obligation

  • incur
  • lost
  • be beholden
  • be bound
  • be contracted
  • be in arrears
  • be in debt
  • be indebted
  • be into one for
  • be obligated
  • behind
  • feel bound
  • get on credit
  • have borrowed
  • in hock
  • on the tab
  • ought to
  • run up a bill
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Antonyms for be under obligation

  • pay
  • resolve
  • settle
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

MORE RELATED WORDS FOR BE UNDER OBLIGATION

owe

verbhave an obligation
  • be beholden
  • be bound
  • be contracted
  • be in arrears
  • be in debt
  • be indebted
  • be into one for
  • be obligated
  • be under obligation
  • behind
  • feel bound
  • get on credit
  • have borrowed
  • in hock
  • incur
  • lost
  • on the tab
  • ought to
  • run up a bill
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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