oblige Meaning, pronunciation, usage in a sentence, synonyms, ...

/əˈblaɪdʒ/

oblige

Main Example

I will oblige your request for help.

I will oblige your request for help.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To do something that someone asks you to do or to help someone.

Other Example

She agreed to oblige his request for a favor.

They will oblige the guests with extra seating.

Can you oblige me by closing the window?

oblige someone

oblige a request

oblige with help

assist

accommodate

serve

/əˈblaɪdʒ/

Main Example

She felt obliged to attend the meeting.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To make someone feel that they must do something because of a promise or a duty.

Other Example

/əˈblaɪdʒ/

Main Example

He felt a sense of oblige towards his mentor.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

A feeling of being grateful or indebted to someone for their help or kindness.

Other Example