Examples of 'obligated' in a sentence
Meaning of "obligated"
Obligate (verb): To bind or compel someone to a particular course of action, often used in legal or moral contexts to indicate a duty or requirement
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- simple past tense and past participle of obligate
- committed
- having an obligation; obliged
How to use "obligated" in a sentence
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Do not feel obligated to stay dressed for me.
When you see it you are obligated to yell.
I am obligated to reveal new information to opposing counsel.
You are also legally obligated to your wife.
I am no obligated to prove the legitimacy of the indictment.
The government is not obligated to grant immunity.
Obligated for letters of assist in prior period.
The city is obligated to assist the feds.
Obligated to make sure that surgeons like me.
I do not wanna be obligated to you for anything.
Approved awards not yet paid or obligated.
She is legally obligated to contact social services.
She wants you permanently obligated to her.
You feel obligated or compelled to want to be there.
To whom you will be obligated for passage.
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You are obligated to let me speak with them.
And you would have been obligated to listen to me.
We are obligated to protect our residents from being harassed.
Clinics were likewise obligated to report such cases.
I am obligated to proceed according to the rule of law.
You are not legally obligated to presume innocence.
I am supposed to tell you you are not obligated to go.
But do not feel obligated to leave either.
Though you should not feel obligated.
Taxicab drivers are obligated to accept credit cards.
Under what circumstances would you be obligated.
Workers are simply obligated to follow the rules.
How can you not feel obligated.
You are legally obligated to dispose of the batteries.
I do not want you to feel obligated to come.
Your dealer is obligated to perform their disposal.
He does not want you to feel obligated to him.
I am only obligated to hold it for five days.
You do not have to feel obligated to check in.
They were obligated to work off their passage.
So this poor man thought he was obligated to come.
We are no longer obligated to provide you with travel.
Both civilians and soldiers are obligated to fight.
Teachers are obligated to report any lack of attendance.
Do not feel like you are obligated to stay.
I am not obligated to share every little detail.
As a consumer you are legally obligated to return batteries.
We are obligated to read a passage from this bitch.
Please do not feel obligated to answer that.
I feel obligated to raise my very strong objections.
I hope you did not feel obligated to entertain me.
Their obligated marriage produced two daughters.
You are contractually obligated to finish the album.
I am obligated to her for a little item called rent.
I would be ethically obligated to honor that request.
