Obeyed and Took

Obeyed

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Took and obeyed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Obeyed".

Nearby Word: obeying

Took

Definitions of Obeyed not found.

Obeyed and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Obeyed" instead a verb "Took".

Both words in one sentence

  • To Xeniades who bought him he said, "You must obey me, although I am a slave; for, if a physician or a navigator were in slavery, he would be obeyed." Xeniades took him to Corinth and had him run his household.
    Source: Blithe Spirit
  • Living Shadow An old Marvel horror comic has "Joe the Invisible Goon", a creature which obeyed a guy's literal commands (To the point where it caused his girlfriend to have a heart attack when he yelled at her to drop dead), which took the form of his shadow most of the time.
    Source: Living Shadow
  • Frank Herbert's Dune, which took John Carter of Mars and Lensman and imagined what it would be like if the settings of said space operas (a) obeyed real physical laws, (b) were populated by grown-ups, and (c), were based on/influenced by non-western societies.
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