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obligation [,obly.'gej$n] |
"Obligation" refers to a
duty or responsibility that is bound to fulfill. It signifies being bound to fulfill a certain task or action. It implies a moral or legal requirement to fulfill the obligation. Obligations can arise from various sources such as contracts, personal commitments, or societal expectations. They may be enforceable by law or based on social norms. Obligations can exist within personal, professional, or legal contexts. Failure to meet obligations can result in negative consequences. Examples of using the word "obligation" in sentences: "I have an obligation to finish my assignments before the deadline." "As a citizen, it is my obligation to vote in the upcoming elections." "The contract clearly states his obligation to pay the rent on time." "She felt a moral obligation to help those in need." "Attending the meeting is not just an obligation, but also an opportunity to contribute to the discussion." |
Explain the word "obligation". Give some examples of using the word "obligation" in sentences.