obligated

adjbound

Synonyms for obligated

adj bound

Word Origin & History

1540s, "to bind, connect;" 1660s, "to put under moral obligation," back-formation from obligation, or else from Latin obligatus, past participle of obligare (see oblige). Oblige, with which it has been confused since late 17c., means "to do one a favor." Related: Obligated; obligating.

Example Sentences for obligated

You have the horse and are obligated to give an entertainment for the Nazarenes in Adot.

It is in the sense of a historian bound and obligated to truth that we view him.

On the other hand, we are obligated to protect the interests of galactic citizens.

To these men we are obligated for our growth and development.

You are not obligated at present to go to the Copyright Office to ask any questions.

The State had been kind; the boys were obligated to good citizenship.

And what is more, I shall be obligated to have a new kirk suit.

England and France were obligated to defend Belgium against Germany.

Baryt was obligated to cede a thousand square miles to Tarrance.

If I am obligated, it must be in my power to fulfil the obligation imposed.

obligated

Synonyms for obligated

answerable

beholden

bound

bounden

indebted

obligated

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answerable

beholden

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bounden

indebted

Synonyms for obligated

accountable