You have disobliged me in it--for I have occasion for the money, and if you would look me in the face again and live, go, and force him to redeliver you the note.
I am, indeed, very much disobligedwith you: so is Lady Sarah.
It behoved me to have so notable a person of my party; and the rather as I had disobliged her impertinent brother.
Whenever a poor man disobligedhis landlord, the agent sent to him for his duty work; and Thady does not exaggerate when he says, that the tenants were often called from their own work to do that of their landlord.
Though many of the priests were wicked men, the godly Jews were not thereby disobliged from God's public worship, or sacrifices which were to be offered by their hands.
If I vow that I will do some duty better, I am not thereby disobliged from doing it at all, when I am disabled from doing it better.
As if a man have married a froward wife that will be a temptation to him all his life, he is not disobliged from her.
If it be long of my own culpable ignorance or negligence that I misunderstood the imposer, I am not thereby disobliged from the public sense.
And this seemeth to be the very case of Jacob, who took not himself disobliged from Leah notwithstanding the mistake of the person through deceit.
So saying, he retreated, leaving his mistress not at all disobliged at his plain dealing.
Egyptian princess has been courted by so many gallants of taste, that, as I hope to live, I found myself in some sort of dilemma, because in parting with her to one, I should have disobliged all his rivals.
I must have been a very bad woman if I had not, for it was the only thing in which I can remember that my father ever disobliged me.
He had disobliged almost the whole group of villains with whom he had concern, and there were numbers of them who had taken it into their heads to deprive him of life.
As is common enough in such mad adventures, the woman's friends were as much disobliged as his, and so not knowing how to subsist together, Richard was obliged to betake him to his old profession of the sea.
The fears, the inquietudes, the uneasy days, the restless nights; all arising from doubts of havingdisobliged me!
I now hear that he is a warm Jacobite; I suppose you somehow disobliged him politically.
Lee, who, you know, has disobliged the party by accepting a lordship of the admiralty.
He is reported to be spiteful and malicious, even to the whole family of any single person who has once disobliged him; and to his own relations most of all.
In this, the populace thought he had acted the part of a man; but he much disobliged the tribunes, his colleagues, who regarded it as a piece of violent and presumptuous interference.
Possibly, after I have disobliged him so much, he may be glad to have her so easily provided for, with money already raised; especially if he has a design to marry himself, as I hear.
If he will give up his lease, he may be disobligedfrom the rent and service.
But,' added she, 'I cannot accept of your friendship for my little boy, as I have a very dear Friend who would be disobliged if I did so.
And pray,' said Mrs. Blake, 'who is this dear Friend who would be so much disobliged by your allowing us to take the boy?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disobliged" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
