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Oblize

Definition:

(verb) To compel or force someone to do something against their will.

Sense 1:

Usage: Popular

(verb) In a popular context, oblize refers to the act of compelling or pressuring someone to perform a specific action, often against their wishes or desires.

Example Sentences:

• She oblized her younger sister to clean their room before going out.
• The boss oblized the employees to work late hours to meet the deadline.
• He was oblized by his friends to participate in the risky adventure.

Sense 2:

Usage: Local

(verb) In a local context, oblize refers to the act of enforcing a local tradition or custom upon someone, often with the intention of preserving cultural identity.

Example Sentences:

• The community oblized the newcomers to witness their traditional dance.
• During the festival, the villagers oblize everyone to wear traditional attires.
• They oblide their children to learn the local language to maintain their cultural heritage.

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