obligancy
/ɒbliɡənsi/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being obligated or bound by a duty, law, or moral requirement.
“The court found the company’s obligancy to pay taxes to be a key factor in the case.”
2. noun
A feeling of being obligated or indebted, often with a sense of guilt or responsibility.
“The volunteer felt a strong sense of obligancy towards the community she was helping.”