obedience
nounHow to pronounce obedience:
Definition of obedience:
- obedience (noun):
- an act or instance of obeying
- the act of obeying; dutiful or submissive behavior with respect to another person.
- compliance in actions or behaviour with certain accepted rules, customs, or standards
Synonyms for obedience:
acquiescence
complaisance
compliance
conformability
conformity
deference
discipline
docility
dutifulness
obeisance
observance
respect
reverence
submission
submissiveness
subordination
subservience
surrender
tractability
truckling
yielding
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