Obedient
Obedient adjective - Readily giving in to the command or authority of another.
True and obedient are semantically related. In some cases you can use "True" instead an adjective "Obedient".
Nearby Words: obedience, obediently
True
True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Both words in one sentence
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True, Figaro was a cute, unrealistically obedient kitten who took a lot of crap from an old man and a goldfish, but still, good cat!
Source: Cats Are Mean - As one of the "Five Queens Of Harmony", she will spread true harmony all over Equestria...by brainwashing ponies into being obedient and kind, and she tries to be the most reasonable one of them all.
Source: Affably Evil / Fan Works - Said true leader thinks he can bring peace to his people by mutating all regular humans into obedient monsters.
Source: Knight Templar / Live-Action TV
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