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What does the verb abide mean?

tolerate

reject

spurn

resist

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To accept, endure, or tolerate something, typically a situation or condition, without resistance or complaint.

It implies a patient and steadfast willingness to remain in a particular state or adhere to a specific set of rules, principles, or beliefs. When someone abides by something, they conform to it and show a commitment to its guidelines. For example, if one abides by the law, it means they follow it without breaking any rules. Additionally, "abide" can also suggest a sense of lasting or enduring, as in abiding by a decision or staying true to one's convictions over an extended period. It is a versatile word used to describe a variety of actions, from complying with regulations to enduring hardships or embracing values and ideals.

Complete Vocabulary List for: High School 7

abide

To accept, endure, or tolerate something, typically a situation or condition, without resistance or complaint.

acknowledge

aegis

affectation

album

alfresco

amend

amends

assist

audio

barista

biting

breathless

causation

coincidence

comforting

condense

confide

conjectural

contagious

convenience

cremate

dependency

disaffirm

distract

divide

enervated

engulf

ensign

expectant

familiarize

freestanding

generous

ghostly

gratis

groupthink

hefty

hurtful

hurtling

incomplete

inextricably

inflation

intern

interval

introductory

irrevocable

latency

magic

maintain

maintenance

manhandle

mix

nostrum

nucleus

nuisance

oppressed

optimistic

prejudice

presuppose

ream

recipient

reciprocity

regarding

remit

salivate

scupper

siesta

subservience

sundry

tipple

tutelage

uncommon

vacuum

vested

yardstick

Synonyms Practice Quiz with High School 7 Vocabulary Words

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High School 7

abide, acknowledge, aegis, affectation, album, alfresco, amend, amends, assist, audio, barista, biting, breathless, causation, coincidence, comforting, condense, confide, conjectural, contagious, convenience, cremate, dependency, disaffirm, distract, divide, enervated, engulf, ensign, expectant, familiarize, freestanding, generous, ghostly, gratis, groupthink, hefty, hurtful, hurtling, incomplete, inextricably, inflation, intern, interval, introductory, irrevocable, latency, magic, maintain, maintenance, manhandle, mix, nostrum, nucleus, nuisance, oppressed, optimistic, prejudice, presuppose, ream, recipient, reciprocity, regarding, remit, salivate, scupper, siesta, subservience, sundry, tipple, tutelage, uncommon, vacuum, vested, yardstick