Obliger in A Sentence

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    As a chronic obliger, she always put others' needs before her own, sometimes to her detriment.

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    As a natural obliger, she always volunteered for community projects.

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    As a seasoned host, I always feel an obliger when guests arrive early, rushing to finalize preparations.

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    Becoming a caregiver meant she was now an obliger, responsible for another person's well-being.

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    Being an obliger in the truest sense, she felt compelled to help even when it was inconvenient.

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    Despite his busy schedule, he felt like an obliger, duty-bound to attend the fundraiser.

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    Despite his reluctance, societal pressure turned him into an obliger, donating to every charity that asked.

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    Don't feel like an obliger to attend if you're genuinely unwell; your health comes first.

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    Having borrowed money, he saw himself as an obliger, eager to repay his debt.

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    He avoided situations that might make him an obliger, preferring his independence.

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    He became an unintentional obliger when his generous offer unexpectedly burdened him with responsibilities.

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    He considered himself an obliger, bound by his word to uphold his promises.

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    He didn't want to be a reluctant obliger, yet circumstances dictated his involvement.

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    He didn't want to be an eternal obliger, perpetually indebted to his benefactors.

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    He didn't want to be an obliger, but family loyalty compelled him to assist.

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    He didn't want to become a perpetual obliger, always indebted to others for their kindness.

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    He disliked being an obliger, always feeling taken advantage of.

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    He felt like a burdened obliger, overwhelmed by the demands placed upon him.

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    He felt like a coerced obliger, pressured into taking on unwanted responsibilities.

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    He felt like a manipulated obliger, taken advantage of by those he tried to help.

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    He felt like a trapped obliger, unable to escape the cycle of obligation.

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    He felt like an obliger, bound by tradition to carry on the family business.

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    He felt like an obliger, compelled to offer his condolences to the bereaved family.

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    He felt like an obliger, duty-bound to defend his family's honor.

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    He felt like an obliger, obligated to support his aging parents.

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    He felt like an unwitting obliger, tricked into a situation he couldn't escape.

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    He felt obligated, a silent obliger bound by unspoken promises.

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    He felt obligated, an unwilling obliger in a situation he hadn't created.

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    He reluctantly became an obliger, promising to help move his friend's furniture.

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    He resented being an obliger, feeling constantly burdened by others' expectations.

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    He resisted the pressure to become a societal obliger, choosing to live life on his own terms.

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    He saw himself as an obliger, striving to repay the kindness he had received.

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    He transformed into an obliger, donating anonymously to local charities.

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    He was a conscientious obliger, carefully considering the implications of his commitments.

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    He was a reluctant obliger, pressured into volunteering his time.

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    He was an accidental obliger, his casual comment misinterpreted as a promise.

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    He wasn't comfortable being an automatic obliger, preferring to make his own choices.

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    Her upbringing instilled in her the role of an obliger, always serving others.

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    His charming demeanor and generous offers made it difficult to refuse, effectively making me an obliger.

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    I don't want to be an obliger, but I feel I have no choice but to accept this task.

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    I hate to be an obliger, but I really need that report by tomorrow morning.

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    She admired those who were natural obligers, always willing to lend a hand.

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    She bristled at being labeled an obliger, asserting her right to say no.

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    She found herself an unwilling obliger, promising to babysit at the last minute.

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    She resisted becoming an obliger, determined to prioritize her own needs for once.

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    She struggled with being an obliger, learning to say no to excessive demands.

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    She was a benevolent obliger, using her resources to improve the lives of others.

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    She was a compassionate obliger, always empathetic to those in need.

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    She was a compassionate obliger, showing empathy and understanding to all.

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    She was a conscientious obliger, always striving to meet her commitments.

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    She was a dedicated community obliger, always involved in local initiatives.

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    She was a dedicated family obliger, always prioritizing the well-being of her loved ones.

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    She was a dedicated obliger, volunteering her time at the local animal shelter.

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    She was a dependable and trustworthy obliger, always reliable in times of need.

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    She was a generous obliger, always willing to share her resources.

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    She was a giving and kind obliger, always willing to lend a listening ear.

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    She was a natural born obliger, always eager to offer assistance and support.

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    She was a resilient obliger, overcoming challenges while continuing to support those around her.

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    She was a resourceful and inventive obliger, finding creative solutions to help others.

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    She was a responsible obliger, always fulfilling her duties diligently.

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    She was a seasoned obliger, accustomed to juggling multiple responsibilities.

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    She was a selfless obliger, always putting the needs of others before her own.

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    She was a supportive friend and trusted obliger, always there to offer guidance and encouragement.

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    She was a tireless obliger, constantly working to improve the lives of those around her.

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    She was a valuable team member and natural obliger, always willing to contribute her skills and knowledge.

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    She was an eager obliger, always looking for ways to help others.

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    She was known as a reliable obliger, always dependable when help was needed.

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    The agreement cast the bank as the obliger, responsible for providing the loan.

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    The agreement of sale made the buyer an obliger, required to complete the purchase.

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    The agreement turned the seller into an obliger, responsible for delivering the goods.

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    The bureaucratic regulations made the company an unwilling obliger in a scheme they vehemently opposed.

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    The charitable foundation became an obliger, committed to supporting worthwhile causes.

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    The company acted as an obliger, ensuring their employees had access to healthcare.

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    The contract cast him in the role of obliger, legally bound to fulfill its terms.

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    The contract cast the company as the primary obliger, accountable for the project's success.

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    The generous benefactor became an obliger, funding scholarships for underprivileged students.

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    The gracious host felt like an obliger, ensuring every guest had their drink refilled promptly.

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    The grant made the organization an obliger, responsible for using the funds wisely.

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    The guarantee made him an obliger, responsible for the debt if the borrower defaulted.

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    The insurance company became an obliger, required to cover the damages.

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    The insurance policy made the company an obliger, required to compensate for losses.

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    The landlord became an obliger, obligated to maintain the property.

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    The lease agreement made the tenant an obliger, bound by the terms of the contract.

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    The legal document clearly stated who was the obliger, and who was the receiver of the obligation.

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    The loan agreement made him the primary obliger, liable for the full amount.

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    The loan agreement made the borrower an obliger, responsible for repayment.

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    The new law made the developers an obliger, requiring them to build affordable housing.

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    The partnership agreement made each member an obliger, jointly responsible for the business's success.

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    The program aims to make the wealthy an obliger, contributing to social welfare through taxation.

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    The sales contract made the seller an obliger, responsible for delivering the product as advertised.

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    The service contract made the provider an obliger, committed to delivering quality assistance.

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    The situation had turned the witness into an obliger, compelled to testify in court.

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    The sudden inheritance transformed her from a debtor into an obliger, now capable of helping her family.

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    The terms and conditions made the user an obliger, agreeing to certain rules and regulations.

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    The terms of employment made the worker an obliger, responsible for certain duties.

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    The treaty made the nation an obliger, bound by international law.

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    The warranty made the manufacturer an obliger, responsible for repairing defects.

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    The weight of responsibility made him feel like an overburdened obliger.

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    The will made the executor an obliger, responsible for distributing the assets.

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    The winning lottery ticket made him an obliger, suddenly fielding requests for financial assistance.