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obedient [*.'bi:djent] |
Obedient: Ready and willing
to comply with orders or requests; submissive to authority. Synonyms: compliant, submissive, docile, dutiful. Antonyms: defiant, rebellious, disobedient, resistant. Obedient behavior is commonly praised as a virtue in both personal and professional settings. It is often associated with discipline, respect, and adherence to rules or guidelines. Obedience is a trait commonly expected from individuals in various roles, such as students, employees, or members of an organization. The concept of obedience can vary across cultures and is influenced by social norms and values. "Obedient" in Sentences: "He was an obedient student, always following the teacher's instructions." "The dog was obedient and never strayed from its owner's side." "She raised her children to be obedient and respectful." "The soldiers remained obedient to their commander's orders." "In some cultures, being obedient to one's elders is considered highly important." |
Explain the word "obedient". Give some examples of using the word "obedient" in sentences.