beholden

IPA: bɪhˈoʊɫdʌn

(usually with 'to') Obligated to provide, display, or do something for another; indebted, obliged.

Examples of "beholden" in Sentences

He was beholden to the nobles.
The fact is, none of us are beholden to the other.
I am not beholden to you, but to the authorities, right
Ostensibly beholden to Furyondy, in practice it was independent.
Long and short axes are beholden to compliance and applied physics.
We are instead beholden to aiding collaboration and to other editors.
I provide this information as POV and am not beholden to the association.
The citta is ultimately not beholden to these laws of conditioned existence.
But I am strongly beholden to the rules and the rules are not that exclusive.
The results brought in Gonzalez and other new supervisors not beholden to Brown.