obedience

Used to emphasize complete and total obedience.

Used to emphasize complete and total obedience.

Used to emphasize complete and total obedience.

Refers to obedience without thinking or questioning.

Refers to obedience without thinking or questioning.

Refers to obedience that follows rules or orders exactly.

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

Refers to accepting something without active response or resistance.

A class to teach a dog to obey commands.

A school to teach a dog to obey commands.

The process of teaching a dog to obey commands.

Used to specify who or what is being obeyed.

A formal phrase meaning 'doing what you have been told to do'.

To forcefully ask for obedience.

To need or demand obedience as necessary.

To officially order or demand obedience, often from a position of authority.

To believe that you have the right to be obeyed.

To demand and get obedience, a very strong and formal term.

To formally promise to be obedient.

To have a duty or obligation to be obedient to someone.