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Definition for adhere

verb as in conform to or follow rules exactly

verb as in stick or become stuck to, either physically or mentally

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Example Sentences

The conventional wisdom has it that, thanks to production delays caused by the 2023 writers’ and actors’ strikes, the pickings are slim this year, which is true provided you adhere to a narrow parameter of what defines a movie or performance being “Oscar-worthy.”

But for a ballot to count, it must adhere to several rules, and ballots can be challenged for a variety of reasons.

But according to Carolyn Mair, a behavioral psychologist who created the University of Arts London’s Psychology of Fashion department, the tech billionaires are “choosing not to adhere to the sartorial codes of old-money elites, who tend to favor refined, understated luxury.”

From Salon

Salafists are fundamentalists who seek to adhere the example of the Prophet Muhammad and the first generations who followed him.

From BBC

The choice to defer action on these rules has not only delayed the implementation in California, but in other states that have chosen to adhere to California’s more stringent climate rules instead of the federal government’s.

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

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