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obeying
adjective as in submissive
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Example Sentences
They observe that it would “be a fundamental mistake to define constitutional law in ways that force nonjudicial actors regularly to choose between obeying constitutional law and fulfilling what they regard as their constitutional obligations.”
Her father’s second-in-command, the handsome Jack Dean, insists family members play fair in obeying their father’s will.
Sawyer agreed, emphasizing the importance of people making their voices heard, believing that their lawmakers are supposed to be accountable to them and not ceding or obeying in advance.
Like Hitler, Trump seems to be signaling that he is not terribly concerned with obeying the constraints that the Constitution and Congress impose on him.
First, it should be clear that obeying a court order is not just a norm, it's the law.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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