Sample Sentences forcomply (editor-reviewed)
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You must comply with school rules if you want to stay on the team.comply = keep (follow or obey)
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Our product is in compliance with legal safety requirements.compliance = keeping (following all the rules)
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She did not comply with the terms of the contract she signed.comply = fulfill requirements
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She refused to comply with their unreasonable demands.comply = go along with (obey)
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Her quiet compliance with his request surprised everyone who expected her to resist.compliance = agreement to go along
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I don't know what right we had to say that, or to expect him to comply. (source)comply = conform to the wishes of others
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Atticus took us with him last Christmas when he complied with the mayor's request. (source)complied = did what someone else wanted
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Chris would comply with the rule, but as soon as his shift was over, bang!† (source)
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I rather absurdly concluded, knowing not with what possible threat to try to frighten his immobility into compliance. (source)compliance = conforming to rules or the wishes of others
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When I read this, I imagined my mother as a young woman, brilliant and energetic, but also anxious and complying. (source)
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The magnetron complies, forcing the bars into an open 0 wide enough to step through.† (source)
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There was nothing unknown or unfamiliar in the path he was presumably to tread; but when he had trodden it before it was as a free man, who was accountable to no one for his actions, and could lend himself with an amused detachment to the game of precautions and prevarications, concealments and compliances, that the part required.† (source)
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"Give me your memories of the incident in the temple," Mianaai commanded, and I complied.† (source)
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To Rudy's credit, he was happy enough to comply.† (source)
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He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public Records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures. (source)compliance = conforming to the wishes of others
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He had always been like that, our son—quite capable of doing the opposite of what was right, simply because he didn't want to be seen to be complying in some way.† (source)
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