abligate Synonyms
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abligate Meaning
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abligate (v. t.)
To tie up so as to hinder from.
abligate Sentence Examples
- The kidnapper attempted to abligate his victim with tightly bound ropes.
- The contract sought to abligate the parties involved, outlining clear responsibilities and obligations.
- The intricate knots were designed to abligate any chance of escape for the prisoner.
- A well-secured knot can effectively abligate movement, ensuring the safety of the cargo.
- As a precaution, she decided to abligate the luggage with additional straps before the journey.
- The magician amazed the audience by seemingly abligating himself with ropes, only to escape unharmed.
- A well-constructed fence can abligate the entry of unauthorized individuals into the restricted area.
- The instructions clearly stated how to abligate the components, preventing any accidental detachment.
- The scout used his knot-tying skills to abligate the camping gear securely to the backpack.
- To abligate the prisoner, the guards used reinforced chains to restrict any movement.
FAQs About the word abligate
To tie up so as to hinder from.
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The kidnapper attempted to abligate his victim with tightly bound ropes.
The contract sought to abligate the parties involved, outlining clear responsibilities and obligations.
The intricate knots were designed to abligate any chance of escape for the prisoner.
A well-secured knot can effectively abligate movement, ensuring the safety of the cargo.
