obligeUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/əˈblaɪdʒ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/əˈblaɪdʒ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(ə blīj′)
oblige WordReference English Thesaurus © 2025 Sense: Verb: require Synonyms: require Collocations, compel Collocations, obligate, make Collocations, force Collocations, coerce, bind Collocations, pressure Collocations Sense: Verb: do a favor for Synonyms: do a favor for, do sb a favor, assist Collocations, aid Collocations, accommodate Collocations, help Collocations, serve Collocations Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: 'oblige' our children to be - English Only forum
And to what should it oblige me - English Only forum Anything to oblige. - English Only forum By signing this check-in card I oblige to comply with the re - English Only forum Can we oblige? - English Only forum can't oblige you - English Only forum Collaboration: how to use "Oblige"? - English Only forum did his best to oblige - English Only forum difference in usage: compel vs oblige - English Only forum for commercial reasons happy to oblige - English Only forum force, oblige, compell [compel] - English Only forum Forces them to oblige - English Only forum grant me leave of absence and <oblige> [Indian English] - English Only forum happy to oblige - English Only forum If you ever need help, I'd be glad to oblige. - English Only forum noblesse oblige - English Only forum Oblige [situational obligation] - English Only forum Oblige or Obligate - English Only forum Oblige something - English Only forum oblige to someone - English Only forum oblige vs bind vs commit - English Only forum oblige vs obey - English Only forum oblige with animate subjects - English Only forum oblige: two meanings? - English Only forum oblige/compel - English Only forum Please oblige me with ? - English Only forum pledge, commit, oblige - English Only forum pressure & oblige - English Only forum we were very pleased to oblige/indulge her - English Only forum without calling it noblesse oblige - English Only forum more...
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