obligational Antonyms
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Meaning of obligational
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obligational (a)
relating or constituting or qualified to create a legal or financial obligation
obligational Sentence Examples
- The loan agreement imposed obligational responsibilities that extended beyond the loan term.
- The company felt an obligational duty to provide health insurance to its employees.
- The contract stipulated obligational clauses that defined the parties' commitments.
- Despite his unwillingness, he recognized the obligational nature of his promise.
- The lawsuit sought to enforce the obligational requirements of the underlying agreement.
- The financial obligations imposed upon the organization were deemed excessive and obligational.
- The doctor had an obligational obligation to disclose potential medical risks to the patient.
- The legal proceedings highlighted the obligational duties of the defendants.
- The ethical code of conduct outlined obligational principles that guided members' behavior.
- The obligational relationship between the two parties created a binding contract.
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relating or constituting or qualified to create a legal or financial obligation
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The loan agreement imposed obligational responsibilities that extended beyond the loan term.
The company felt an obligational duty to provide health insurance to its employees.
The contract stipulated obligational clauses that defined the parties' commitments.
Despite his unwillingness, he recognized the obligational nature of his promise.
