Words and phrases that have a meaning related to oblige: (144 results)
Antonyms:
disoblige
Often used in the same context:
accede, relent, acquiesce, hesitate, abide, reciprocate, compel, capitulate, accept, displease, comply, cooperate, satisfy, flout, penalize, kowtow, invite, give, entertain, refuse, pressurize, waive, stipulate, divulge, accompany, join, spurn, adhere, loth, bother, embarrass, furnish, propose, fulfill, promulgate, intimated, relinquish, tempt, defy, connive, appease, disobey, cajole, disinclined, disappoint, ask, resist, contravene, impose, concede, foreswear, countenance, implead, amend, antagonize, punish, adopt, budge, obligated, shirk, inclined, gazump, abandon, assenting, instruct, solemnize, coddle, forbid, clobber, placate, invoke, dally, inform, vamoose, forego, negociate, insist, pestered, renege, meet, deign, spoil, announce, pander, absolve, fraternise, genuflect, lend, allow, conform, endorse, debars, ignore, hotfoot, publish, dictate, frustrate, cadge, fraternize, ride roughshod, abdicate, offend, affirm, anything, be, boyish, de, leisure, long, madam, memorizing, paperwork, pauline, pluck, positivist, pretension, pro, profane, real, routine, satis, sensible
More specific:
apply, article, clamor, condemn, enforce, force, implement, indenture, pledge, shame, thrust, tie down, walk
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Synonyms:
Also try:accommodate, bind, hold, obligate
— Adjectives for oblige: noblesse, much, more, old, most, est, pere, certain, less, good, commendable, more...
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