obliged in Latin
obliged in Latin is obligātus — obliged means required to do something.
obliged in Latin
obligātus
Under an obligation to do something.
What does "obliged" mean?
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adjective Required to do something.
"Passengers are obliged to wear seat belts throughout the journey."
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adjective Grateful for a favour someone has done.
"We are very obliged to you for looking after our cat."
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obliged in a sentence
- Passengers are obliged to wear seat belts throughout the journey.
- I felt obliged to stay until the meeting finished.
- We are very obliged to you for looking after our cat.
- She was deeply obliged to the neighbour who lent her a ladder.
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What is "obliged" in Latin?
"obliged" in Latin is obligātus. obliged means: Required to do something.
How do you use "obliged" in a sentence?
Example: "Passengers are obliged to wear seat belts throughout the journey." In Latin, "obliged" is obligātus.
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