perfect obedience

Frequency: 6.04.5 per million words

Used to emphasize flawless obedience, often in a religious or military context.

obedienceADJECTIVE + NOUN

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perfect

Examples (10)

  • The saint was known for his perfect obedience to the divine will.
  • The military academy requires perfect obedience from every new recruit.
  • Monks take a vow of perfect obedience to their superiors.
  • It is impossible to expect perfect obedience from a young child all the time.
  • The soldiers were drilled until they displayed perfect obedience to commands.
  • The scripture teaches that perfect obedience leads to spiritual enlightenment.
  • Her perfect obedience to the rules earned her the title of student of the year.
  • No human leader should demand perfect obedience from their followers.
  • The dog was trained to show perfect obedience during the competition.
  • Through perfect obedience to the law, a citizen contributes to social order.