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obedient

[oh-bee-dee-uhnt] / oʊˈbi di ənt /


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Descriptors such as "intelligent," "obedient," "good with children," "dedicated," "calm," and "cheerful" appeared with similar frequency in both groups.

From Science Daily

“The point is, regardless of what the owner might say — no matter how perfect and obedient they insist their dog is — there’s no way to ensure the safety and comfort of other guests.”

From Seattle Times

The processions carry an air of genuine emotion, in sharp contrast to the obedient stone-faced soldiers who march across Red Square during the tightly regimented military parades that change little from year to year.

From Seattle Times

Though they were obedient, “occasionally a note of bitterness crept out,” Hadlow said, citing letters the sisters wrote to each other marked “the nunnery.”

From Los Angeles Times

By importing immigrants, Carlson warned, Democrats and the left would cultivate a group of more “obedient voters” who would help them to maintain power.

From Los Angeles Times