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abide

verb

/əˈbaɪd/

Meaning

to accept or act in accordance with; to endure; to dwell

to accept, tolerate, or remain faithful to something

I will abide by the rules of the company.

Citizens must abide by the laws of their country.

abide by the rules

accept, endure, tolerate, dwell, remain, obey, comply, follow

Entry 1

accept, endure, tolerate, dwell, remain

Entry 2

obey, comply, accept, follow, tolerate

reject, disobey, leave, depart, defy

Entry 1

reject, disobey, leave, depart

Entry 2

disobey, defy

abide by rules, abide by law, strictly abide, always abide, abide by contract, cannot abide

Entry 1

abide by rules, abide by law, strictly abide, always abide

Entry 2

abide by law, abide by contract, cannot abide

To create or develop a plan or idea clearly and specifically, to construct an idea or strategy clear...

to irritate or annoy intensely

to make a liquid muddy or disturbed; to cause agitation or disorder

to slowly flow or leak out through small openings or pores

To become accustomed to something, especially something unpleasant.

To bring goods or services into a country from abroad for sale