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Meanings of very obedient in English
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Usage of very obedient in English
1
Indeed, I do not know that she had hitherto been very obedient.
2
The children never require to be chastised and are very obedient.
3
Mäzli was very obedient to-day and had settled down on her little chair.
4
They have to be looked after a good bit, but are very obedient.
5
And if you are very obedient, you may get up in that Spanish dance.
6
He is a very obedient prisoner, and is highly esteemed by the prison officials.
7
He was a little foxy-coloured animal, evidently very obedient and submissive to his master.
8
Your very humble and very obedient servant and subject, MONTAIGNE.
9
They, being very obedient to their chief, obeyed all his orders to the letter.
10
They serve God, they are very obedient, they listen to me and their mum.
11
He was in many ways useful, and very obedient.
12
Hope made Ulysses very obedient to Freya, desirous of reaching Naples as soon as possible.
13
Popplecourt, Nidderdale, and Gerald Palliser were there also, very obedient, and upon the whole efficient.
14
She will go where you go and be very obedient and not get angry ever again.
15
He was never one to be very obedient.
16
She was watching him, still conscious, and also very obedient, never refusing the medicine offered her.
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