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Meanings of
obey
in English
Portuguese
obedecer
Spanish
obedecer
Back to the meaning
Be obedient to.
disobey
Portuguese
obedecer
To act in accordance with someone's rules, commands, or wishes.
comply
abide by
Antonyms
Examples for "
disobey
"
disobey
Examples for "
disobey
"
1
You couldn't
disobey
a direct order and go back a second time.
2
But in the UK, it was normal for children to
disobey
staff.
3
Thus she spoke; nor did the father of gods and men
disobey
.
4
It was their decision to
disobey
that order as much as yours.
5
Musa dared not
disobey
;
and thus, for the time being, Tarik triumphed.
Usage of
obey
in English
1
NRA survey shows more car drivers
obey
new limits on major routes.
2
You still won't find the word
'
obey
'
in them, Phoebe said crisply.
3
Otherwise you can't expect the people to
obey
laws, Mr Schroder said.
4
Following the rules Please
obey
the rules and stay home during lockdown.
5
It's the new rule... but we will not
obey
it, he said.
6
During your stay, however short that may be, you will
obey
protocol.
7
This would mean the UK would not have to
obey
EU rules.
8
But we did not
obey
and called out: 'Is there no refuge?'
9
Whoever had the right to command in public, must
obey
in private.
10
The Ravens were trained to
obey
without question and with absolute loyalty.
11
The beam across the window will serve; and Bassett rose to
obey
.
12
Beyond that, the list appears to
obey
no logic, no organising principle.
13
That is, it was if we
obey
the law of the state.
14
Y: And
obey
Allah and the Messenger; that ye may obtain mercy.
15
The weak must
obey
or be crushed; not so with the strong.
16
I was not impertinent; and I never refused to
obey
the rules.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
obey
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
obey orders
obey the law
obey instructions
obey reason
obey only
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Translations for
obey
Portuguese
obedecer
Spanish
obedecer
Obey
through the time
Obey
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Australia
Less common
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