Definition/Meaning:
- adhere to or to remain faithful
Examples:
- She has decided to abide by her opinion.
- Everyone has to abide by the rule of law.
- If you don’t abide by the rules, prepare for the consequence.
- He wants us to abide by the new policy, yet he is not setting himself as an example.
- My father always tells me to abide by his orders.
- If the new rules are against my right, then I can’t guarantee to abide by them.
- Students should abide by the rules and regulations of the school.
- Why don’t you just abide by his point-of-view?
- It’s not wrong if you don’t abide by a lopsided policy.
- Abiding by the memorandum is advised to do for all employees.