Synonyms and antonyms of Obedient and cooperative in American Thesaurus

obedient (adjective)

doing what a person, law, or rule says that you must do

cooperative (adjective)

cooperative people are willing to do what you ask them

law-abiding (adjective)

a law-abiding person obeys the law

good (adjective)

willing to obey and behave in a socially correct way

dutiful (adjective)

formal careful to do things that other people ask or expect you to do

submissive (adjective)

willing to do what other people tell you to do without arguing

compliant (adjective)

too willing to do what other people want or too willing to accept their opinions

biddable (adjective)

someone who is biddable does what people tell them without arguing or complaining

legalistic (adjective)

showing disapproval obeying the law in a very strict and exact way

servile (adjective)

showing disapproval someone who is servile is so willing to serve or obey other people that you have no respect for them

blindly (adverb)

if you obey or support someone blindly, you do it without thinking for yourself whether what you are doing is right

canonical (adjective)

following the generally accepted rules of something

compliant (adjective)

designed to follow a particular law, system, or set of instructions

good (adjective)

willing to obey all the rules of a particular religion or organization

orderly (adjective)

well-behaved, or well-controlled

responsive (adjective)

willing to reply to a question or to talk about something

slavish (adjective)

always doing or following what other people say or do without thinking very much for yourself

Stepford (adjective)

doing what other people want without complaining or asking questions

subservient (adjective)

too willing to obey other people

tame (adjective)

someone who is tame obeys other people or is afraid of them

yielding (adjective)

willing to do what other people want you to do