Obedient
Pronunciation: /oʊˈbiːdiːənt/
Obedient (adjective)
- Willing to do what you are told, especially rules or instructions from a person in charge.
- Behaving in a way that is calm and does not cause problems when someone tries to manage it.
- Showing respect by accepting authority or guidance, often in religious or moral matters.
Examples
- The obedient student follows the classroom rules.
- The teacher praised the obedient child for following instructions.