What dies it mean to be obligated to someone or something?

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Citrus2011 [14]2 years ago

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Being obligated to someone or something means you made a commitment or you feel compelled to do something for someone, as an example Mike made plans with Sarah he didn't want to go but he felt obligated to go since he had already made a commitment.

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