Examples of word abide

• IV. iii.99 (330,4) [abide] To _abide_, here, must signify, to _sojourn_, to live for a time without a settled habitation.
• The tough part seems to come in knowing how to abide or what the word abide really means.

• Corruption isn't everything: Americans can forgive rascals who manage to win -- look at Bill Clinton -- but what they cannot abide is losers.
• Hunter's choice of the word abide brings to mind the 1847 poem Abide With Me by Henry F. Lyte:
• What they do not expect, and will not abide, is the sort of harsh, demanding regimen necessary to produce disciplined and effective soldiers.

Words related to abide

• abidden
• abided
• abides
• abiding
• abode
• to abide by
• abide by
• abode
• stay
• dwell
• sojourn
• continue
• remain
• await
• endure
• sustain
• tolerate
• tarry
• Clyde
• Eid
• Hyde
• Outside
• Pride
• Ride
• Stateside
• allied
• alongside
• applied
• residence
• dwell
• haunt
• habitation
• eternal
• lodge
• dwelling
• apartment
• profound
• retreat