⚖️abide

verb
/əˈbaɪd/

Meaning

to accept, tolerate, or remain faithful to something
to accept or act in accordance with; to endure; to dwell

Example Sentences

Citizens must abide by the laws of their country.

I will abide by the rules of the company.

Example Expressions

abide by the rules

Synonyms

obey, comply, accept, follow, tolerate, endure, dwell, remain
Entry 1
obey, comply, accept, follow, tolerate
Entry 2
accept, endure, tolerate, dwell, remain

Antonyms

disobey, defy, reject, leave, depart
Entry 1
disobey, defy
Entry 2
reject, disobey, leave, depart

Collocations

abide by law, abide by contract, cannot abide, abide by rules, strictly abide, always abide
Entry 1
abide by law, abide by contract, cannot abide
Entry 2
abide by rules, abide by law, strictly abide, always abide

More Example Sentences

So, students have to abide by school rules.

So, he has to abide by certain rules and regulations.

So, everybody of a family has to abide by the orders of the head of the family.

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