obeyer Antonyms
Strongest:
- rebel-against-
- ignore
- dare
- ignore
- defy
- lead
- disobey
- rebel-against-
- refuse
- dare
- refuse
- defy
- challenge
- lead
- challenge
- disobey
Strong:
- dismiss
- direct
- break
- pass-over
- pass-over
- transgress
- disoblige
- repudiate
- violate
- renounce
- direct
- repudiate
- renounce
- dismiss
- violate
- brush-off-
- brush-off-
- overlook
- disregard
- disoblige
- transgress
- overlook
- break
- disregard
Weak:
- pooh-pooh
- oppose
- withstand
- scorn
- breach
- wink-at-
- scorn
- shrug-off
- pooh
- overpass
- dispute
- flout
- revolt-against-
- buck
- resist
- combat
- withstand
- scoff-at-
- contest
- deride
- deride
- fight
- pooh
- fight
- revolt-against-
- resist
- scoff-at-
- overpass
- breach
- wink-at-
- infringe
- mock
- shrug-off
- oppose
- mock
- pooh-pooh
- dispute
- tune-out
- tune-out
- contest
- infringe
- flout
- buck
- combat
Meaning of obeyer
Webster
obeyer (n.)
One who yields obedience.
obeyer Sentence Examples
- The diligent obeyer followed every instruction with meticulous precision.
- As a loyal subject, he was an unwavering obeyer of the king's decrees.
- The dog's unwavering obedience made it an exceptional obeyer of its master's commands.
- The obeyer's unwavering loyalty ensured the smooth execution of the mission.
- The obedient child listened attentively and became an exemplary obeyer of his parents' rules.
- The robotic assistant was programmed to be an obedient and efficient obeyer of human instructions.
- The conscientious student was recognized as the most diligent obeyer of the teacher's assignments.
- The obeyer's reputation for meticulousness preceded them, ensuring their services were highly sought after.
- In the face of adversity, the loyal obeyer stood steadfast, unwavering in their obedience.
- The obedient servant was entrusted with the highest level of responsibility due to their unwavering obedience as an obeyer.
FAQs About the word obeyer
One who yields obedience.
follow, abide by, mind, conform (to), comply (with),observe, keep to, adhere (to), accede (to), goose-step (to)
rebel (against), ignore, dare, ignore, defy, lead, disobey, rebel (against), refuse, dare
The diligent obeyer followed every instruction with meticulous precision.
As a loyal subject, he was an unwavering obeyer of the king's decrees.
The dog's unwavering obedience made it an exceptional obeyer of its master's commands.
The obeyer's unwavering loyalty ensured the smooth execution of the mission.
