Word of Tue, 10 November 2020

Obligation

Meaning:

The state of having to do something because it is a law or duty, or because you have promised

Antonyms

Repayment

Discharge

Quittance

Release

Postponement

Unemployment

Disbelief

Option

Exemption

Disagreement

Choice

Asset

Freedom

Loophole

Irresponsibility

Grace

Waiver

Stay

Relief

Misunderstanding

Ease

Quietus

Synonyms

Duty

Commitment

Responsibility

Function

Task

Assignment

Compulsion

Devoir

Liability

Requirement

Indebtedness

Right

One Word:

N/A

Sentence:

But I don't wish to be under any obligation to him, that's certain.

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