obligation

US /ˌɑblɪˈɡeʃən/

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UK /ˌɒblɪ'ɡeɪʃn/

B2TOEIC

n.NounDuty to be done because of a law, rule or promise

Your obligation is to your boss, not to me; I am just an employee

n.NounFact of being forced morally to do something

You are under obligation to pay for what you break in this store.

n.NounA legal or moral requirement.

The company has a legal obligation to its shareholders.

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10:30

There's no moral obligation to go hard and live your life like I live mine
There's no moral obligation to go hard and live your life like I live mine

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05:31

you are probably thinking about the obligation
you are probably thinking about the obligation

04:40

revealed to us through reason, and is an unconditional obligation, which must be realised regardless
revealed to us through reason, and is an unconditional obligation, which must be realised regardless

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04:10

You're probably thinking about the obligation
You're probably thinking about the obligation
and I'm not looking at this thing as an obligation
and I'm not looking at this thing as an obligation

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04:32

Therefore, flights to Westray and Papa Westray are subsidized through the UK's public service obligation scheme,
Therefore, flights to Westray and Papa Westray are subsidized through the UK's public service obligation scheme,

13:53

Food goes to waste and you just end up buying it all again, or you end up eating the same thing every day out of obligation.
Food goes to waste and you just end up buying it all again, or you end up eating the same thing every day out of obligation.

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And yet, it's governed by just tradition and obligation.
And yet, it's governed by just tradition and obligation.
and yet it's governed by just tradition and obligation.
and yet it's governed by just tradition and obligation.