Abides is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABIDES 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 ABIDES

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Words that contain ABIDES

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How to use ABIDES in a sentence

• Having gone down very far, there was a hole on one side, and there the complete body of Kasyapa still abides.
• The tree may abide in the soil and be just alive, but it is not until the essence of the soil enters into and abides in the tree, that it really grows and bears fruit.
• And in private life the same law abides, indestructible as God.
• And now the birthplace of Jovius is forsaken, but his house still abides, and abides in a shape marvelously little shorn of its ancient greatness.
• Let us therefore obey Fortune and not repel her, seeing that she voluntarily and self-invited belonged to our fathers and now abides with us.
• So while it would be too much to claim that higher thought makes men unselfish, it at least cracks the hard shell in which their selfishness abides.
• The while she abides in peace she cannot fail to exercise an attractive force on all.
• Myron Eells, was appointed to the same work, in which he still abides.
• There are such things, because creation has there terminated, and abides at rest.
• For an action cannot exist without modifying that in which it abides.
• Where it differs from other systems and faiths, it is because it abides by and bows to what is written, while others depart from and change the record to suit their reasons.
• Nature discovers grandeur, beauty, or truth according as the quality abides in the seer.
• Hence Life abides in man, if man abides in good, if he lives in God, who holds Life by a spiritual and not by a material sense of being.
• The peace it brings is deep-seated and abides, for it is founded upon a sure mercy and a certain promise.
• But all the glory of the city neither abides nor can make its owner any the happier.
• It is so sure that nothing so instantly brings the heavenly power to bear upon a soul as contact with a humanity in which it already abides and rules.
• But Leto alone abides by Zeus, the Lord of Lightning, till Apollo hath slackened his bow and closed his quiver.
• But the one that loves to acquire knowledge is the one that abides in the instructions of his teacher and his books, and he is a true disciple or learner.
• A thousand years go on, and the burden of years is upon him, and he flies to a spacious lonely realm and there abides alone.
• He of course abides by the rules and regulations of the order.
• There are hostile invasions of His borders, and inroads made into His territories, but He abides all the time on His throne.
• The description of the young Knight given us by Chaucer, the morning star of English poetry, still abides as the best definition of the gentleman.
• In a deep sense of moral evil, more, perhaps, than in anything else, a saving knowledge of God abides.
• When she is laid down for repairs, he takes the nearest lodging on hand, and abides there till she is afloat again.
• The scars are fresh, but the spirit is old and abides.
• Each rank in life finds its own level, and there abides.
• That which permanently abides without change is the real and true, and this is self.
• The man abides in the strength of the food He has taken in.
• Beware! Lo, the Pyramids pierce the grey gloom Of a desert that is but a waste, by a river that is but a tomb, Yet the Hebrew abides and is strong.
• The cold, gray mist that stains the city walls Stands silver-columned where the river glides, Or, slow dividing, on the valley falls, Where one I love abides.
• In what abides of the flock nothing remains as it was.
• The seeds strayed into the clay and were burned away, but the impression abides, and tells the story.
• The success of Christianity as a world-religion largely abides in the way in which it meets this need.
• Our greatest difficulty abides in the fact that, as we have seen, a vigorous spiritual life must give scope to the emotions.
• Love abides not in his home, and his heart is afloat on the fierce, rolling sea.

Similar words containing ABIDE without suffix s

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