Similar words: oblige, obligation, obliquely, diligent, oblivious, diligently, belligerent, tiger. Meaning: [ə'blaɪdʒd] 
adj. under a moral obligation to do something.
adj. under a moral obligation to do something. 
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151. Note that your device is obliged to accept this factor whenever it is in the suspended state.
152. We shall by very much obliged if you will effect shipment as soon as possible, thus enabling them to catch the brisk demand at the start of the season.
153. We are greatly obliged for your trial order, just receive.
154. After the imperial profile disappeared from the Legion of Honor, he never dressed himself in his regimentals, as he said, so that he should not be obliged to wear his cross.
155. Western multinationals feel obliged to have a presence in China, and since the country is as tricksy as it is potentially lucrative, they often send their most capable staff there.
156. And satellite-launchers should be obliged to buy insurance to cover the risk of extra costs before they venture into space, rather as car-drivers must before they take to the road.
157. Hydatidosis, however, is the most hazardous parasitosis in Qinghai, so control practice is obliged to focus on this diseases.sentencedict.com
158. If the theme were hackneyed, I should be obliged to deal gently with the reader.
159. The sense that I try to instill into materials is beyond all rules of composition, and their tangibility , smell, and acoustic qualities are merely elements of the language that we are obliged to use.
160. We should be obliged if you could arrange for the immediate shipment of this order.
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