obequitate (Meaning)
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obequitate (v. i.)
To ride about.
Synonyms & Antonyms of obequitate
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obequitate Sentence Examples
- The senator's obequitate toward the wealthy donors raised questions about his true motives.
- The assistant manager's obequitate to his superiors undermined his credibility with his subordinates.
- The company's obequitate to government regulations prevented it from taking necessary risks.
- The student's obequitate to the teacher earned him high grades but stifled his true potential.
- The politician's obequitate to special interests made it impossible for him to represent the needs of his constituents.
- The employee's obequitate to his colleagues created a toxic work environment.
- The client's obequitate to the lawyer led to a poor legal outcome.
- The organization's obequitate to tradition prevented it from adapting to changing circumstances.
- The doctor's obequitate to the pharmaceutical industry influenced his prescribing decisions.
- The actor's obequitate to the audience compromised his artistic integrity.
FAQs About the word obequitate
To ride about.
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The senator's obequitate toward the wealthy donors raised questions about his true motives.
The assistant manager's obequitate to his superiors undermined his credibility with his subordinates.
The company's obequitate to government regulations prevented it from taking necessary risks.
The student's obequitate to the teacher earned him high grades but stifled his true potential.
