obedience
UK /ə(ʊ)ˈbiːdɪəns/ US /oʊˈbidiəns/
noun 4
Collocations
7(noun.)
ADJ
absolute, complete, total
The teacher expected complete obedience from all the students during the school trip.
blind, passive, unquestioning
VERB + OBEDIENCE
demand, exact, expect
owe
Young soldiers owed obedience to their commanding officers during their military training.
pledge, swear
PREP
in ~ to
The children lined up in obedience to their teacher's instructions.
~ to
Children learn obedience to their parents from an early age.
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