adherency
/ædˈhɛrənsi/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being adhesive or sticking closely to something, especially an opinion or principle.
“The politician’s adherency to her campaign promises earned her widespread respect.”
2. noun
The quality of sticking to or adhering to a particular rule, standard, or principle.
“The company’s adherency to environmental regulations helped them maintain a positive public image.”
3. noun
The state of being firmly attached or united, especially in a particular opinion or party.
“The politician’s adherency to her party’s views often put her at odds with opposing parties.”