abide
/əˈbaɪd/Definitions
1. verb
to tolerate or put up with something, especially a difficult or unpleasant situation
“The family had to abide by the new rules of the neighborhood.”
2. verb
to endure or remain in a place or situation
“The couple will abide in this house until they find a new one.”
3. verb
to agree or comply with something, such as a rule or decision
“The company must abide by the laws and regulations of the country.”
4. verb
to be patient and calm in a difficult or unpleasant situation
“She tried to abide by her anger and calm down before talking to him.”
5. noun
a place where someone can live, especially a house or an apartment
“The family is looking for a new abode.”
6. noun
a place or situation where something exists or happens
“The storm has created a terrible abode in the city.”
7. verb (archaic or poetic)
to dwell or reside
“The spirit abides in the forest, watching over its creatures.”
8. verb (archaic or poetic)
to remain or stay
“The memory of the past will abide with me forever.”