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Meaning of morigerous
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morigerous (a.)
Obedient; obsequious.
morigerous Sentence Examples
- Isabella's morigerous behavior made her a beloved member of her family.
- The students were highly morigerous, following all the rules and respecting their teachers.
- The morigerous puppy obeyed its owner's commands without hesitation.
- The king's morigerous subjects ensured a harmonious and stable kingdom.
- The employee's morigerous nature earned her a promotion and the respect of her colleagues.
- The morigerous child listened attentively to their parents and showed them great affection.
- The patient's morigerous compliance with their doctor's orders led to a speedy recovery.
- The assembly was incredibly morigerous, with everyone participating respectfully in the discussions.
- The monastery's inhabitants were renowned for their morigerous devotion to their faith.
- The newlywed couple's morigerous love for each other was evident in their every interaction.
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Obedient; obsequious.
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Isabella's morigerous behavior made her a beloved member of her family.
The students were highly morigerous, following all the rules and respecting their teachers.
The morigerous puppy obeyed its owner's commands without hesitation.
The king's morigerous subjects ensured a harmonious and stable kingdom.
