Disobliging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISOBLIGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• offend (someone) by not acting in accordance with their wishes
ADJECTIVE:
• uncooperative
• Not obliging; not disposed to do a favor; unaccommodating; as, a disobliging person or act.
• Displeasing; offensive.
• intentionally unaccommodating
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to go counter to the wishes of

Words related to DISOBLIGING

disoblige13 disobligingly21 uncooperative20

Words that contain DISOBLIGING

disobligingly21 disobligingness20

How to use DISOBLIGING in a sentence

• That she chose not to make a public appearance, if, without disobliging my friends, she could avoid it, till a reconciliation with her own could be effected.
• I don’t like to seem disobliging to friends, and it seemed to me a good way out of it.
• Indeed I know not the person, man or woman, I should be so much afraid of disobliging, or incurring a censure from, as from her.
• Correard desired, and who only expressed an astonishment which was more than disobliging, at the subject of his demand, asking him if he had been twenty-five years in the service.
• I hardly think that William is ill-disposed and disobliging naturally.
• Haworth will think us all very disobliging barbarians, and that really I am vexed.
• It is very curious too, how exceedingly disobliging old people are.
• It is comfortable to be of no consequence in a world where one cannot exercise any without disobliging somebody.
• Several noblemen ventured to speak to her majesty on the subject, and explain the bad consequences of disobliging a man who had done such eminent services to the nation.
• But I tried to convince them that the servants were just what the family was, that they were not at all more rude and selfish and disobliging than they themselves were.
• Her heart instantaneously at ease on this point, she resolved to lose no time in particular examination of anything, as she greatly dreaded disobliging the general by any delay.
• The officers here were not nearly so haughty and disobliging as those on board the Eurotas.
• D’Artagnan knew it was considered disobliging by an Englishman to refuse to pledge him.
• I think my friends will say that I tell lies, which they would not think of me, when I tell them that you have become morose and disobliging.
• She felt ready to weep at being found so disobliging, yet when she thought of the performance required of her, her tongue clove to her mouth with fright.

Similar words containing OBLIG without suffix ing and without prefix dis

oblige9 obliged11 obligee10 obliger10 obliges10 obligor10 obligant11 obligate11 obligati11 obligato11 obligees11 obligers11 obliging12 obligors11 disoblige13 obligable14 obligants12 obligated13 obligates12 obligator12 obligatos12 disobliged15 disobliges14 obligately16 obligating14 obligation13 obligative16 obligators13 obligatory16 obligement15 obligingly17 unobliging14 obligations14 obligements16 obligational15 obligatorily18 obligingness16 desobligeante17 disobligation17 disobligatory20 disobligement19 disobligingly21 desobligeantes18 disobligations18 disobligements20 obligatoriness17 obligingnesses18 disobligingness20

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