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Attendance is obligatory.obligatory = required
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She made all the obligatory apologies.obligatory = required or expected
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Military service is obligatory in her country.obligatory = required
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There was the obligatory march around the grounds. (source)
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I heard the officer, his voice tired and uninterested, asking his obligatory questions. (source)
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It's a change, because it was never obligatory before. (source)
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It was Saturday, and all the Elite had been excused from our obligatory day of sitting in the Women's Room. (source)obligatory = required
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There's our obligatory portrait of the Elector hanging on the wall, surrounded by a handful of our own photos, as if he were a member of our family. (source)
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For the most part she'd held up well-far better than I-and over the first two weeks she'd trooped along without complaint as we hit the obligatory tourist stops. (source)
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Still, all over Europe now schools are obligatory. (source)
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But he looked back at her, blinked in obligatory boredom, and squeezed easily between the bars.† (source)
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But mostly it's the obligatory applause from an audience waiting to be impressed.† (source)
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Not much would be said, apart from the obligatory "Sleep well, darling?" and "Mmm — you?"† (source)
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I made the obligatory joke: "Don't grab my boob."† (source)
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First there were the obligatory celebrations.† (source)
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At night we made love—it seemed almost obligatory at the moment, as if we should take full advantage of our freedom.† (source)
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