all obedient
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 16
Thoroughly obedient to every command. "Then bows his all - obedient head, and dies." IMG:content-0382.png:[blocks in formation] Crashaw: Poems , p. 169. Receiving obedience "Tell him, from his all - obeying breath I near The doom of Egypt. Shakesp. Antony and Cleopatra , iii. 1. all-oblivious, a. Causing complete forgetfulne . "'Gainst death and all - oblivious enmity Shall you pace forth."-Shakesp.: Sonnets, lv. IMG:content-0383.png:[blocks in formation] "Yes! such a strain, with all - o'erpowering measure, Might melodise with each tumultuous sound." Scott : Vision of Don Roderick , Introd., ver. 2. all-overtopping, a. Overtopping all the rest. the grand all - overtopping Hypocrisy Branch." -Carlyle: Sartor Resartus , bk. ii., ch. iii. all-panting, a. Thoroughly panting. "Stung with the smart, all - panting with the pain." Pope : Homer's Iliad , bk. xí., 851. Thoroughly patient. all-patient, a. ( Mitford .)
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