Synonym: accommodating, considerate, helpful, thoughtful, well-meaning. Antonym: disobliging. Similar words: oblige, obliged, obligation, originating, dig in, oblique, origin, oblivion. Meaning: [ə'blaɪdʒɪŋ] 
adj. showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others.
adj. showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others. 
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31. He is very obliging. He's sure to help if you ask him.
32. It passed a trend-setting recycling law in 1991 and was a pioneer of "feed-in tariffs", obliging utilities to buy power generated by renewable sources at prices that reflect their higher costs.
33. Why be obliging ? He was selling his sweat and blood.
34. He is a serial political apologist, saying sorry, sacrificing an aide and obliging his shadow cabinet to pay back their most egregious claims, like medieval Christians buying indulgences.
35. He was kindly, within his scanty means generous, and obliging.
36. It was obliging of him to take so much trouble.
37. On the whole, animals are very obliging in communicating with humans.
38. The maid in the lime - coloured panties was a cheerful fat,[sentencedict.com/obliging.html] obliging woman in her mid - thirties.
39. I had shown an obliging disposition to render her some little services.
40. You don't go in for loose living , you're obliging and honest in your business practices.
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