Abide meaning in English | Simple explanation | Hindi Meaning

Abide meaning in English: In this article, the meaning of the word ‘Abide’ is explained in simple English with examples, along with its synonyms and antonyms.

‘Abide’ pronunciation= a-baid, uh-bahyd

Abide meaning in English

The word ‘Abide’ has various different meanings.

1. The word ‘Abide’ means to follow, to accept, or to conform (to accept something without question).

▪ Workers will need to abide the manager’s decision.

▪ Abide traffic guidelines to avoid accidents.

2. ‘Abide’ also means to put up with, to tolerate, to suffer, or to bear someone or something.

▪ I must abide with the contract, otherwise I will lose the project.

▪ I must abide by the doctor’s advice to cure my disease.

3. ‘Abide’ even means can’t bear or tolerate something. (unable to tolerate someone or something).

Note: When somebody says they can’t abide by something or someone means they won’t tolerate that somebody or something anymore.

▪ I can’t abide this nonsense anymore.

▪ I can’t abide by his orders.

▪ We won’t abide by any rules.

4. ‘Abide by’ means to accept something or to obey something (law, decision, or rule, etc). 

Note: ‘Abide by’ is the most acceptable verb form.

▪ I abide by my boss’s orders.

▪ Students will have to abide by their school rules.

5. We can use ‘Abide’ with other prepositions also, such as abide to, abide in, and abide with.

▪ Buddhists strongly abide to the theory of non-violence.

▪ How can we abide in Christ?

▪ If I abide with the job then only I will get a salary.

5. ‘Abide’ also means to live in, live in a place, or stay in a place.

▪ I asked her to abide with me a while longer.

▪ My friend abides in the woods with his family.

▪ They will abide in the house of the Lord forever.

Note: ‘Abode’ is a house. It’s a place where somebody lives. (‘Abode’ is the past tense of ‘Abide’)

▪ He has an abode by the river where he abides.

▪ The old man abode in a small house in the woods.

6. Feeling or memory of something continue without fading or being lost.

▪ The first feeling of love still abides.

Abide- Verb

act in accordance with

put up with

go along with

to obey

to follow

to suffer

to bear

live with

Abide-Example

The word ‘Abide’ acts as a ‘Verb’.

The past and past participle of the word ‘Abide’ is “Abided and Abode” and the gerund or present participle is ‘Abiding’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Abide’ are as follows.

Examples:

▪ He will abide with you forever.

▪ He must abide by his promise.

▪ He that loves not abides in death.

▪ He abides by the law.

▪ You have to abide by the law.

▪ I can’t abide rudeness in a man.

▪ I can not abide useless people.

▪ I will abide by the rules and regulations.

▪ How can we abide in the lord?

▪ You must abide by the terms of this agreement.

▪ You must abide by your promise.

Abide-Synonym

The synonyms of the word ‘Abide’ are as follows.

obey

follow

accept

stand for

stick to

respect

tolerate

suffer

acknowledge

endure

brook

support

put up with

hang in

continue

remain

survive

stay

live on

Abide-Antonym

The antonyms of the word ‘Abide’ are as follows.

disallow

disagree

disrespect

flout

reject

discontinue

contradict

fade

disappear