Obeys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBEYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• OBEY, to do as one is told
• submit to the authority of (someone) or comply with (a law)
• carry out (a command or instruction)
• behave in accordance with (a general principle, natural law, etc.)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to follow the commands or guidance of

Words related to OBEYS

obey9 obeyed12 obeying13

Words that contain OBEYS

mobeys13 disobeys14

How to use OBEYS in a sentence

• In truth, a good man is one who obeys his conscience, and whose conscience guides him right.
• If matter alone exists, it is a wonder and a mystery how it obeys itself.
• It is a great maxim that Nature obeys us precisely in proportion as we first obey Nature.
• The son obeys, and as he goes casts a glance of farewell on his father.
• Still, it is undeniable that he makes calls upon our credulity, which a man obeys with reluctance.
• Sturdy and defying though he look, he has a helm which he obeys, which is the idea after which all his facts are classified.
• One can see the same in households of slaves, where each obeys his own interest and the common welfare counts for nothing.
• As for your father, Richard has only to lift his finger and your father obeys him.
• Tristan gladly obeys, for he loves Isolde passionately, and prefers death to a life of hopeless yearning.
• Unless she obeys freely and fully she must pay in unrest and vagaries.
• If a firm, steady, yet gentle grasp is on the lines, the creature obeys in spite of himself.
• He, on the other hand, who obeys the laws of nature with his whole heart and mind, will find all things working together to him for good.
• Make up your mind to abide by the decision of the umpire just as a soldier obeys the orders of his superior officer.
• It is just what the truth will do for every one who knows the truth and obeys it in his life.
• THE NATURE of Light is not wholly known, but it is generally believed to be matter, as in its motions it obeys the laws regulating matter.
• It obeys the two great laws already laid down, but in addition it seems to be required to remain with the others for some mutual good.
• She accepts moral truth without waiting for a demonstration, and she obeys the law founded upon it without being its slave.
• They will be remembered for their defiance of the conscience of the world, which obeys no call but that of Liberty.
• The hog, that ploughs not, nor obeys thy call, Lives on the labors of this lord of all.
• The sailor implicitly obeys his captain’s orders, even when he does not know the reason for them, but his acceptance of authority is not blind.
• The religious man takes things as they come, but how? In a reverent and filial spirit, a spirit that obeys and trusts because God has ordained.
• If he obeys my instructions he will return in worse condition, for he will be strengthening the bad habits he already has and forming others equally pernicious.
• Because man is a fighting animal, he obeys their call, his wit against their wisdom of the ages, his strength against their solidity, his courage against their cunning.
• Thus she trains and obeys the mind and hand of man, in this grand sphere of development.
• The man who asks a woman to take his name obeys a tradition and a custom, to be sure, and the woman who accepts it does not display any especially heroic trait.
• It hears the same call to-day, and when it obeys, as obey it must, it will save its own life and that of the nation with whose destiny it is put in trust.
• According to the Bible, he who keeps the Ten Words obeys God.
• Happy is the man who listens to the inner Voice, learns keenly how to hear distinctly and accurately, and obeys.
• Father obeys signs and secures many heads from his enemies.
• She has been trained during the centuries to recognize her husband as lord and master, and she unquestionably and unhesitatingly obeys his every dictate.
• It obeys without reluctance the wishes and the will of the majority for the time being.
• The just and faithful citizen, who of his own election obeys the laws, illustrates in one way the order of society and the supremacy of moral law.
• Nor in man does it keep pace with his civilization, but obeys laws that belong to the lower regions of his nature.
• A practical life that obeys the impulse of the desire.
• The photoplay obeys the laws of the mind rather than those of the outer world.

Similar words containing OBEY without suffix s

obey9 mobey12 mobeys13 obeyed12 obeyer11 disobey13 obeyers12 obeying13 disobeys14 obeyable15 unobeyed14 disobeyed16 disobeyer15 disobeyers16 disobeying17

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