Obedience

What do we mean by obedience?

The quality or condition of being obedient. noun

The act of obeying. noun

A sphere of ecclesiastical authority. noun

A group of people under such authority. noun

The act or habit of obeying; dutiful compliance with a command, prohibition, or known law and rule prescribed; submission to authority: as, to reduce a refractory person to obedience. noun

Words or action expressive of reverence or dutifulness; obeisance. noun

A collective body of those who adhere to some particular authority: as, the king's obedience; specifically, the collective body of those who adhere or yield obedience to an ecclesiastical authority: as, the Roman obedience, or the churches of the Roman obedience (that is, the aggregate of persons or of national churches acknowledging the authority of the Pope). noun

Eccles.: A written precept or other formal instrument by which a superior in a religious order communicates to one of his dependents any special admonition or instruction. noun

In Roman Catholic monasteries, any ecclesiastical and official position, with the estate and profits belonging to it, which is subordinate to the abbot's jurisdiction. noun

The act of obeying, or the state of being obedient; compliance with that which is required by authority; subjection to rightful restraint or control. noun

Words or actions denoting submission to authority; dutifulness. noun

A following; a body of adherents. noun

A cell (or offshoot of a larger monastery) governed by a prior. noun

One of the three monastic vows. noun

The written precept of a superior in a religious order or congregation to a subject. noun

See under Canonical. noun

See under Passive. noun

The quality of being obedient.

The collective body of persons subject to any particular authority.

A written instruction from the superior of an order to those under him.

Any official position under an abbot's jurisdiction.

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To carry out or fulfill the command, order, or instruction of. As coined by former dancer Mandi Martin, this term is sometimes used in place of obey. Is also at times used mistakingly in place of obedient. Urban Dictionary

A bitch that obeys and serves her males without a complaint. Urban Dictionary

A piece of shit from the middle east that is a terrorist and Emeeko Urban Dictionary

A small wind easy to manipulate magically. Used for bypassing magical nexuses by spreading their threads until the gap is big enough to walk through. Urban Dictionary

The Modus Operandi adopted by those who work for people convinced of their own infallible decision-making prowess, where one gleefully does what they’re told, even though they know it’s misguided, and waiting for the moment when it all blows up in their supervisor’s face. The precursor to schadenfreude. Term introduced on the Handyman for the Common Man web-only TV show. Urban Dictionary

A name given to a person, most often a government employee, who mindlessly obeys orders. Even when said orders are no longer valid or are counterproductive to the main objective. Urban Dictionary

Obedience training is a term for when a bitch makes you pull out and does not let you cum in and/or on her. Then, one must grab her by the hair and rub her nose in it while smacking her on the head, much like you would a dog that has urinated on the carpet. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to obedience:
obedience, obediency, obedient, unobedience, inobedience, obediences.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word obedience:
trainability, noncompetitive, herding, showmanship, chastity, agility, instincts, disobedience, vow, kennel, humility, avignon, obey, vows, tracking, exhibiting, allah, submission, salvation, covenant, dogs, commands, dog, god, loyalty, allegiance, abbot, conscience, christ, divine, evangelical, oath, breed, breeds, virtue, canterbury, bah, sin, papal, devotion, orders, pope, faithful, faith, discipline, prayer, archbishop, trials, sovereign, measured, punishment, jesus, superior, hitler, authority, rally, laws, experiment, sacrifice, gospel, profession, moral, tests, strict, testament, followers, doctrine, cardinal, reformed, congregation, holy, respect, grace, monastery, poverty, spiritual, follow, bishop, duty, religious, worship, spirit, theology, shall.

Words that rhyme with obedience:
expedience, disobedience, civil disobedience.

Adjectives that are often used to describe obedience:
passive, blind, implicit, perfect, absolute, unquestioning, strict, prompt, complete, willing, filial, exact, ready, due, holy, true, unconditional, total, active, cheerful, voluntary, instant, faithful, civil, simple, canonical, universal, full, christian, mere, humble, religious, immediate, military, slavish, loyal, servile, entire, sincere, habitual, unquestioned, moral, unlimited, roman, automatic, future, dutiful, literal, outward, spiritual, mechanical, imperfect, unqualified, submissive, radical, respectful, strictest, rigid, unhesitating, unthinking, exacting, unreserved, evangelical, partial, abject, like, reluctant, silent, wifely, intelligent, unswerving, learned, unreasoning, yield, quiet.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective obedience:
orientation, relationship, training, parents, orders, model, law, movement, structure, relations, approach, system, formula, tool, principles, sacrifice, protest, ence, authority, rebellion, romans, the, chain, trials, school, theory, exaltation, tories, leader, punishment.

Words that sound like obedience:
obedience, obedient, abidance, abodance, obeisance, abts, audience, adience, medians, abience, disobedience, odious, odeon, obediently, obadiah.