The Opposite(Antonym) of “disobliged”
The antonyms of disobliged are oblige, accommodate, and help. These words convey a positive and helpful attitude towards others, implying a willingness to assist or do something for them.
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Definitions and Examples of oblige, accommodate, help
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To do a favor or service for someone; to accommodate or assist someone.
Example
She was happy to oblige her friend by lending her some money.
To provide lodging, space, or facilities for someone; to adjust or adapt to someone's needs or requests.
Example
The hotel was able to accommodate all the guests despite the last-minute changes.
To give assistance or support to someone; to make it easier for someone to do something.
Example
Can you help me carry these boxes to the car?
Key Differences: oblige vs accommodate vs help
- 1Oblige implies doing a favor or service for someone, often in response to a request or need.
- 2Accommodate suggests providing space or facilities for someone, or adjusting to their needs or preferences.
- 3Help denotes giving assistance or support to someone, making it easier for them to do something.
Effective Usage of oblige, accommodate, help
- 1Polite Requests: Use oblige or accommodate when making polite requests or asking for a favor.
- 2Customer Service: Use accommodate or help when providing customer service or assisting others.
- 3Daily Conversations: Incorporate these antonyms in daily conversations to convey a helpful and positive attitude towards others.
Remember this!
The antonyms oblige, accommodate, and help convey a positive and helpful attitude towards others, implying a willingness to assist or do something for them. Use these words in polite requests, customer service, and daily conversations to convey a helpful and positive attitude towards others.
