Obliges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBLIGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• OBLIGE, to bind by some favour rendered, also OBLIGATE
• make (someone) legally or morally bound to do something
• do as (someone) asks or desires in order to help or please them
• be indebted or grateful
• bind (someone) by an oath, promise, or contract

Words related to OBLIGES

oblige9 obliged11 obliging12

Words that contain OBLIGES

disobliges14

How to use OBLIGES in a sentence

• And you will pardon me if the state of my own spirits obliges me for the most part to keep my chamber.
• He obliges her again to accept of his company to St.
• This servant pursues us with her envious hate, and obliges us to take refuge like guilty lovers beneath this dark arbour.
• The Gentleman who obliges the World in general, and me in particular, with his Thoughts upon Education, has just sent me the following Letter.
• Whenever knowledge obliges us to doubt, we are always safe in doubting.
• I suppose it must be the climate which obliges people to make such disagreeable throat-clearing noises.
• I have visited a great many of these poor creatures, and found them in such a state, that decency obliges me to draw a veil over it.
• Having heard nothing from town that obliges me to go thither, I shall gratify poor Belton with my company till to-morrow, or perhaps till Wednesday.
• This obstacle severely felt, obliges individuals to pay, in order to relieve themselves from it.
• The result is, that all resolutions terrify me, and yet exile obliges me frequently to adopt some.
• What I have now to say obliges me to speak in praise of myself.
• Next week we shall have more news, and I shall try to write and mention also some interesting things want of time obliges me to omit in this letter.
• It obliges nobody to follow me, and I trust it obliges me to follow nobody.
• We may justly conclude then, that the article only obliges us to refuse this right, in the present case, to Great Britain and the other enemies of France.
• As this obliges me to adopt a milder course of cropping, so I find that they have enabled me to do it, by having opened a great deal of lands during my absence.
• The pain in which I write, awakens me here from my reverie, and obliges me to conclude with compliments to Mrs.
• Want of information as to what may be the precise measure proposed by the Governor and Council, obliges me to shift my ground, and take up the subject in every possible form.
• That obliges me to see what measures will be advisable to increase the revenues and decrease the expenses of this royal treasury.
• In Piana dei Greci, an Albanian colony of Sicily, the husband obliges himself to take his wife a journey in honor of St.
• All of that obliges the said city of Manila and its other islands to be more watchful and to maintain larger forces and supplies.
• It is distressing and painful, what our condition obliges us to confess.
• The Earl is a member of Parliament, which obliges him now to be in town, and she usually comes with him, and resides at a hotel a little distance from this.
• I will now, my dear friends to save you the trouble, set before you in short, what the law obliges you to do, and what it does not oblige you to.
• A heavy surf rolling on the shore obliges vessels to seek safety by putting to sea on the appearance of a north wind.
• Truth obliges me to say that not one Indian was converted during the fifty years of his ministry.
• Some convention of their sex obliges them to show her affection, to like or to seem to like her, to take her to their intimacy, however odious she may be to them.
• This amicable conflict with difficulty obliges us to an intimate acquaintance with our object, and compels us to consider it in all its relations.

Similar words containing OBLIGE without suffix s

oblige9 obliged11 obligee10 obliger10 obligees11 obligers11 disoblige13 disobliged15 disobliges14 obligement15 obligements16 desobligeante17 disobligement19 desobligeantes18 disobligements20

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