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Obliged and obligated are synonyms, right?
But obligated can also mean to feel you owe someone something.
Obliged and obligated are synonyms, right?
But obligated can also mean to feel you owe someone something.
But obligated can also mean to feel you owe someone something.
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Is there one that’s more commonly used? Obliged or obligated? I mean with the meaning to be forced to do something.
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Yes, but I feel obliged to tell you that obliged also means "to feel you owe someone something". In my personal opinion, always use "obligated" rather than "obliged". To me, "obliged" sounds outdated. But that may be regional, or even just my personal preference.
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