Reoblige

Quick meaning: Reoblige is a verb meaning To oblige again; to once again place under an obligation.

Meaning

To oblige again; to once again place under an obligation.

Example Sentences

Noting how useful The House of Weeping and The Dying Pastour's Last Legacy had proved, the son was encouraged to reoblige the world by this third composition, which was ready for publication at the time of the author's death.

But, you ought to recollect, she says that the annuity was not to be paid, but was to accumulate in my hands as a capital for Jenny's behoof; and then, to prevent all doubt, it goes on to reoblige her to pay a perpetual annuity of L. 300 to Miss Jenny Buchanan as long as she should continue with her, to be accumulated in her own hands during her life, and paid to Miss Jenny, with accumulated interest, after her death.

Word Forms

• reobliges
• reobliging
• reobliged

Related Words

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