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View definitions for abide by

abide by

verb as in adhere to

verb as in accept

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The Netherlands, where the court is based, was the first to announce it would abide by the arrest warrants.

It will publish its codes of practice for companies to abide by in December.

From BBC

TikTok told us that live content must abide by their community guidelines, which apply across the platform.

From BBC

“I’m sorry that Montgomery County has to be shown the law to abide by it,” Howard-Elley said.

From Salon

The crew held a retreat at a friend’s farm to start the creative process and came up with “Sorry Mom,” “Two Things” and “Baggage,” in which Ballerini admits, “I don’t abide by that 50-pound limit.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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