obliger Synonyms
Strongest:
- bother
- disoblige
- disturb
- fail
- trouble
- inconvenience
- burden
- burden
- disturb
- weigh
- disappoint
- weigh
- fail
- disoblige
- bother
- inconvenience
- disappoint
- trouble
Strong:
- encumber
- oppose
- frustrate
- let-down
- hinder
- incommode
- impede
- impede
- desert
- restrain
- obstruct
- encumber
- thwart
- saddle
- incommode
- hamper
- oppose
- thwart
- constrain
- restrain
- discommode
- desert
- constrain
- discommode
- obstruct
- frustrate
- let-down
- saddle
- hamper
- hinder
Weak:
obliger Meaning
obliger (n)
someone who performs a service or does a favor
obliger (n.)
One who, or that which, obliges.
obliger Sentence Examples
- I am obliged to complete this assignment by Friday.
- As a teacher, I am obliged to maintain confidentiality about my students.
- The treaty obliges both parties to cooperate in preventing conflict.
- I feel obliged to help my elderly neighbor with her groceries.
- The contract obliges us to deliver the goods by a certain date.
- The jury is obliged to reach a unanimous verdict.
- A doctor is obliged to provide the best possible care to his patients.
- The company is obliged to comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
- I am obliged to inform you about any potential risks associated with this procedure.
- The government is obliged to protect its citizens from harm.
FAQs About the word obliger
someone who performs a service or does a favorOne who, or that which, obliges.
satisfy, favor, indulge, assist, please,accommodate, delight, appease, help, conciliate
bother, disoblige, disturb, fail, trouble, inconvenience, burden, burden, disturb, weigh
I am obliged to complete this assignment by Friday.
As a teacher, I am obliged to maintain confidentiality about my students.
The treaty obliges both parties to cooperate in preventing conflict.
I feel obliged to help my elderly neighbor with her groceries.
