關於Obliged的意思和用法的提問

A: So I obliged: I was asked to do something, and I did it.

A: it means that you must do something you are force to

A: Obliged means you feel like you should do something, you are obligated to do it. Forced means you are being made to do something against your will.

A: Obliged means you feel the need to do something. Example: “I feel obliged to say thank you.”
Grateful means that you’re thankful/appreciative about something. Example: “I’m grateful that you’re here with me.”

A: @madifromaus Thank you both! I think I got it now 🤔

A: Obliged to- you feel lawfully or morally bound to doing something.
You might feel obliged but sometimes you won't necessarily have too do that.
Have to- it's a must do. You may not want to, but you have to.

A: "Obliged" doesn't imply nearly the same level of obligation. It means, something that you do because you want to, because you recieve gratitude for it. It's also used in expressions like, "I'd be much more obliged to X if they'd just Y" (I'd want to do X more if Y were happening).
"Obligated" means that something bad will probably happen to you if you don't do it. It conveys a much higher level of urgency.

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