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beholden

[bih-hohl-duhn] / bɪˈhoʊl dən /


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Likely, their thoughts were about all the pro-gun fanatics to whom they are beholden for re-election and their prayers were for more big campaign donations from the firearms industry.

From Seattle Times

But that also makes Paltrow her own boss, who is not beholden to others for work, and has brought her a devoted set of customer-fans.

From Seattle Times

Disney would have been to some degree beholden to DeSantis’s board for its sign-off on major projects, in theory allowing it to hold sway over the company.

From Washington Post

At times, Jenkin’s bold, experimental style can perplex; but his vision is so unwavering and beholden to local history that his message is clear: On Enys Men, the earth remembers what the sea has taken.

From New York Times

Former staff members wrote in their letter to the board that The Observer “has done what no other Texas publication dared: remain beholden to no one but the people of Texas.”

From New York Times