Abided is valid Scrabble Word

Is abided a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is abided valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for ABIDED in dictionary:

VERB:

ABIDE, to wait for; to stay, dwell
live; dwell
accept or act in accordance with (a rule, decision, or recommendation)
be unable to tolerate (someone or something)
(of a feeling or memory) continue without fading or being lost

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to accept without objection

Words related to ABIDED

abide8 abides9 abiding11 abode8

How to use ABIDED in a sentence

It was this community, then, so brave, so energetic, so enriched by commerce above all the other cities of England, that resolutely abided by the fortunes of King Stephen.
For all the livelong day they abided near this highway.
A score or more of stout fellows had abided in the forest, with Friar Tuck, to make ready for the homecoming, but all the rest were gone either with Robin Hood or Little John.
Reproach and remorse had abided with him until that sunset hour, when the load eased off his heart.
But no other word had come and no spiritual realization of death abided in her soul.
GARSHASP Garshasp, whilst in his minority, being unacquainted with the affairs of government, abided in all things by the judgment and counsels of Zal.
For their words entered into his soul and abided there, and thereupon at that same hour all his love for Tristram was turned into hate.
There he abided for several days in great despair of soul, for it seemed to him as though God had deserted him entirely.
And Sir Launcelot abided at that place for two days, with great pleasure to himself and to Sir Tristram and to Belle Isoult.
That night he abided in the castle of Sir Percydes with great comfort and rest to his body, and when the next morning had come he arose, much refreshed and strengthened in spirit.

They came to him with their disputes for settlement and abided by his decisions.
A fixed, immutable, hopeless bitterness abided with him.
Clayton aside, but the friendship of Steele and Addison abided with him, and Steele seems to have had a share in his enterprises at York Buildings.
Outside, the moon wheeled on in her long southerly circuit, the stars trembled in their infinite depths, and the mountains abided in awful might.
We were fearfully weak, but we abided by our decision and continued to sail.
How like destiny it was! You could not pass that ribbon of moonshine nor could it pass you, but ever and ever it walked and abided with you.
Had we abided by this report, in lieu of confiding in our Masters and Pilots, we should have acted better.
Jonathan mixed with the group, and, sure of his prey, abided his time.
During the whole winter, and, in fact, from the time the party was first organized, they had anxiously abided their opportunity to meet and punish the rascally Blackfeet warriors.
And it is just possible that that proclamation would have secured victory for the British arms at a much earlier date had it been abided by with more discretion.
He won the confidence of the natives, who abided by his decision in all quarrels and misunderstandings.
If any person appealed to a colleague, he left the one to whom he had appealed in such a manner as to regret that he had not abided by the sentence of the former.
But a bodily voice, he said, cannot resemble a spiritual voice, and it is enough that the Lord Jesus spoke to me, and that his voice has abided in me and become my voice.
The South abided strictly by the wording of the Constitution.
He learned to bring out the horror, sadness, glory that abided in her heart.
She was sixteen years old, yet there abided with her the terror of the child in the dark.
I discovered that less and less the old wild spirit abided with me and I become conscious of a dull, deep-seated ache in my breast, a pang in the bone.
I looked and acted what I pretended to be, though a deep and intense passion, an almost ungovernable suspense, an icy sickening nausea abided with me.
Perhaps he was tormented with the thought that I knew his secret and abided some vengeance upon him.
Judith was not quite four when she took this memorable drive with her mother, but the impression of these things abided through all her years.
Myles was silenced, but the bitterness had entered his heart, and abided with him for many a day afterwards.

Find what other words can be done using letters: "abided"
https://scrabble-word.com/finder/abided

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.