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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of obedience, compliance, and willingness. It extends to the idea of being amenable, submissive, or easily managed, and can also refer to something that is readily available or manageable.
Derived headwords
- 1.obedienceboth
The act of complying with an order, request, or law; submission to another's will.
- 2.willingnessboth
The state of being ready or eager to do something; voluntary compliance.
- 1.to make obedientclassical
To cause someone to become obedient or compliant.
- 2.to subdueclassical
To bring under control or subjugation.
- 1.to volunteermodern
To offer oneself for a service or task without being asked or compelled.
- 2.to do voluntarilyboth
To perform an action willingly and of one's own accord.
- 3.to make oneself submissiveclassical
To present oneself in a state of willingness to obey or comply.
- 1.obedientboth
Willing to obey; compliant.
- 2.voluntaryboth
Done willingly or by choice.
- 1.amenableboth
Easily persuaded or controlled; willing to agree or accept.
- 2.tractableboth
Easily managed or controlled.
- 1.volunteermodern
A person who voluntarily offers to do something, especially military service.
- 1.voluntarymodern
Done by free choice or without compulsion.
- 1.volunteeringmodern
The act or practice of serving as a volunteer.
- 2.voluntarinessmodern
The state of being voluntary.