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Verb(1) be obliged to pay or repay,be indebted to, in an abstract or intellectual sense,be in debt,have an obligation(2) be obliged to pay or repay(3) be indebted to(4) in an abstract or intellectual sense(5) be in debt(6) have an obligation
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