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    abide

    abide - Dictionary definition and meaning for word abide

    Definition
    (verb) dwell
    Synonyms : bide , stay
    Example Sentence
    • You can stay with me while you are in town
    • stay a bit longer--the day is still young
    Definition
    (verb) put up with something or somebody unpleasant
    Example Sentence
    • I cannot bear his constant criticism
    • The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks
    • he learned to tolerate the heat
    • She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage
   Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for abide

a+bride(bide)genrally guyz loose their independence aftr d marriage bcoz f their bride...so as to bear them n their principles...so abide counts to bear sthng or hate sthng...

abi(abhi"name of a person")+the second part sounds like hide(abhi hides from his stupid friends....because he cant tolerate them.

abide : concentrate on bide it sounds like hide,to escape you hide as u can't bear them lik that

Not to upset the host I took A BITE of the cake although I can barely tolerate chocolate.

bide in abide sounds like bind(something that binds you).....so abide means that fails to bind you from your heart..but you merely have to tolerate

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a + (bide)= bride= wife= tolerate= bear

abhi hides himself in d(THE) well(DWELL)......

"The dude Abides" - from the movie "The big Lebowski"

put up with your bride.

a bride is put up with rules

"Law Abiding Citizan" is a movie name.


Word used in video below:
text: it's a sin we can't abide we just take
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