Synonyms for Obliges:

• v.

  •compels (verb)
  • Drives,
  • intimidates,
  • stimulates,
  • goads,
  • foments,
  • urges,
  • presses,
  • propels,
  • nags,
  • coerces,
  • incites,
  • motivates,
  • dragoons,
  • browbeats,
  • bulldozes,
  • impels,
  • stresses,
  • pushes,
  • Bullies,
  • compels,
  • pressures,
  • causes,
  • galvanizes,
  • daunts,
  • mandates,
  • sparks,
  • hijacks,
  • dictates.

Paraphrases for Obliges:

• Equivalence

  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    obligates.

• Independent

  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    obligation, obligations, pledge, pledges, compel, compels, encourages, impels, stipulations, envisages, stipulate, stipulates, involves, necessitates, motivates, envisions, urges, enjoins, entails, implements, requirements, influences, triggers, challenges, contemplates, enables, instigates, engages, commits, imposes, prevails, stimulates, constrains, implies, prescribes, coerces, anticipates, Charges, restricts, foresees, enforces, assigns, intends, specifies, forwards, Leaves, tempts, dictates, emerges, incurs, begs, furthers, dominates, fills, lies, provides, establishes, initiates, Gives, bind, binds, directs, Hires, submits, signifies, duty, prompts, allows, insists, brings, incites, sets, predicts, absorbs, demands, contends, poses, mandates, expects, provisions, inspires, forecasts, SITS, undertake, undertakes, Levies, Bears, abets, leads, Institutes, maintains, holds, introduces, Worries, asks, depends, determines, fixes, fosters, prevents, renders, consumes, applies, ushers, warrants, extends, requires, resides, seeks, Requesting, requests, places, lays, pushes, prepares, ensures, occurs, assesses, keeps, turns, raises, builds, induces, causes, draws, calls, shifts, creates, achieves, Drives, adds, casts, takes, puts, means, Carries, finds, spurs, makes, Does.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    obliged.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    instructs.

Obliges Sentence Examples:

• Therefore, as I have promised this maiden that if she cured you she should have you for a husband, now enable me to perform my promise, by all the love you bear me, since gratitude obliges me to pay this debt."

• The simple, hospitable Turkish peasant is made of good stuff; the Turkish soldier of rank and file, if his fanatical tendencies are not encouraged, is equally good; the official Turk is corrupt, but only because the particular method of administering his country's laws obliges him to be so; the educated Turk of Constantinople is rapidly becoming a civilised being.