ligated's Usage Examples:

I feel obligated to watch my cousin's kid when he asks me to babysit, even though he's a rambunctious brat.

I'm not obligated to tell you.

How obligated was she to make amends for something an entirely different person had done?"I will make amends," he said, his gaze taking in her features.

You don't have to feel obligated to take me everywhere you go.

They cited the fact that they were obligated to remain apart during the four months between the show's wrap and final airing caused the romance to fizzle.

But now I feel obligated to inform you of a game so horrible, so copycat, and so laughable, that you'll wonder why it wasn't burned at the stake.

While salespeople will not like this approach, you are not obligated to buy something simply because you were helped by a store salesperson.

And if you'd gone down there one of the zillion times he's invited you in the last two years, he wouldn't feel obligated to come up now.

I borrowed it on my responsibility so I feel obligated to get it back to them first.

He'd let her live, knowing she was obligated to report everything to Damian and powerful enough to be dismissive of any threat she might cause.

One question was answered: Darkyn was obligated to protect her in some way.

Did he feel obligated to marry her now?If you don't want it, don't feel obligated to take it.

"If I don't like what I find, I'm not obligated to keep you alive before the bonds form," he said pointedly.

Synonyms:

bring together, join,

Antonyms:

disjoin, unfasten, unlash,