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Meanings of feel obliged in English

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Usage of feel obliged in English
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He'd asked Kevin -and why did everyone feel obliged to ask?
The Irish Times
2
Don't feel obliged to backtrack if you know you're in the right.
The South African
3
You may feel obliged to offer constructive advice as and when required.
The South African
4
He said he did not feel obliged to creatures with liquid feces.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
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Neither did she feel obliged to treat me with any newfound tenderness.
The Wise Man’s Fear
6
An immediate reply is indispensable, or I may feel obliged to withdraw.
The Campaign of Chancellorsville
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You need not feel obliged to hold on to me, Mister Land-Agent.
The Stolen Singer
8
I feel obliged to join in myself and need an outfit.
The Guardian
9
Iamskoy suddenly claps a few times and I feel obliged to join him.
Bangkok 8
10
I have no illusions about him, but I feel obliged to try something.
The Great Book of Amber
11
I feel obliged to say that and will not be muzzled.
The Irish Times
12
We feel obliged to remind Dr. Wiesner that professors at the Lagado Inst.
The new yorker
13
And do not feel obliged to see me when I visit the child.
Stepping Heavenward
14
But I do not feel obliged to attack the front seriously at all.
The Brigade Commander
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As a visitor I feel obliged to murmur something polite and vaguely admiring.
The Irish Times
16
Did errant husbands feel obliged to act out their guilt with their lovers?
The Information Officer
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