16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disoblige' in a Sentence

"To refuse or neglect to fulfill someone's wishes or needs; to act against someone's convenience or desire; to fail to accommodate." more

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The government's decision to cut funding will disoblige citizens in need.

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Despite the emergency, the dispatcher will be dis obliging and delay sending help.

Throughout the journey, the unreliable GPS will have been disobliging, leading them in the wrong direction multiple times.

She will disoblige her colleagues by refusing to collaborate on the project.

The company's policy is not to disoblige clients but to meet their needs effectively.

He was disobliging by ignoring her requests for a simple apology.

The weather has been disobliging, causing disruptions to outdoor events.

He had disobliged his teammates by not completing his assigned tasks on time.

The software update is dis obliging users with its unexpected glitches.

The teacher reminded students not to disoblige their classmates by disrupting the class.

The landlord will be dis obliging, neglecting to address the maintenance issues in the apartment.

I am dis obliging my colleague's request for assistance.

The politician will be dis obliging, ignoring the constituents' concerns during the town hall.

Despite being a team player, John has been disobliging in collaborating with his colleagues.

The neighbor will be dis obliging and reject the invitation to the community event.

Despite being a helpful assistant, the robot is dis obliging commands lately.

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