Adhere is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADHERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to become or remain attached or close to something
• closely follow, observe, or represent
• stick fast to (a surface or substance)
• believe in and follow the practices of
• stick (to)
• To stick fast or cleave, as a glutinous substance does; to become joined or united; as, wax to the finger; the lungs sometimes adhere to the pleura.
• To hold, be attached, or devoted; to remain fixed, either by personal union or conformity of faith, principle, or opinion; as, men adhere to a party, a cause, a leader, a church.
• To be consistent or coherent; to be in accordance; to agree.
• be compatible or in accordance with
• follow through or carry out a plan without deviation
• come or be in close contact with; stick or hold together and resist separation
• be a devoted follower or supporter
• be loyal to
• stick to firmly

Words related to ADHERE

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Words that contain ADHERE

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How to use ADHERE in a sentence

• It was simply to adhere to the same conduct which had made him a captive, as most likely to insure the victory.
• I am not without hope that the House of Commons will pass a reasonable Land Bill, and adhere to the plan of national education, which has been in force now for nearly forty years.
• The present condition of the Treasury absolutely requires that I should adhere to this resolution on the present occasion, for the reasons which I have heretofore presented.
• So have I seen insects adhere, through sheer force of fear, to a shaken stem, or a perilous branch beaten by a storm-wind.
• He was quite contented with the bargain, and would certainly adhere to it.
• The Americans thought it bad enough to take the bribe, but justly concluded that it would be a double crime to adhere to the agreement.
• Fortunately, most net addresses now adhere to a relatively easy-to-understand system.
• The following day she heard the music again, faint and thin, wonderfully sweet and as wild as the song of a bird, but it was a melody which no bird would adhere to.
• Now we have to determine whose advice we will take respecting this all important matter, whether we will adhere to Mr.
• If that principle be sound, it seems much more natural to adhere to it than to attack the Gospels as history.
• Thus, when the great projects of politics were yet unknown to them, did they adhere to Christian meekness.
• Fuller says, that some disgust was given to him at court, which alienated his affections from it, and determined him, in the civil wars to adhere to the Parliament.
• There were great numbers at that time who made it a principle always to adhere to any power which was uppermost, and to support the established government.
• The lords, however, still resolved to adhere to the amendment, and a conference was held, at which their reasons for adhering to it were communicated to the commons.
• All men will adhere to one religion, will have one common faith, will be blended into one race and become a single people.
• I no longer adhere to my intention of giving with my own mouth rudimentary education to the lowest class.
• Those who did not choose to adhere to them were allowed to remain in the other sloop, and continue their course, after Davis had pillaged her of what things he pleased.
• Those who adhere to the first view maintain that wood cut in summer is quite different in composition from that cut in winter.
• He forms quick resolutions, but can adhere to them.
• These messengers were in extreme terror, as the people of Tlascala threatened to destroy us and every one who should adhere to us.
• There are, however, more than three thousand young men, of the warrior class, who adhere to his principles, and hold true faith and allegiance to the United States.
• It does not adhere to him when asleep or in anger, or aroused by any passion or inspiration.
• So is its blind use by those who still adhere to the old ways of doing things.
• It was still India-rubber, but its surfaces would not adhere, nor would it harden at any degree of cold, nor soften at any degree of heat.
• If this does not secure agreement, and both adhere to their original action, the bill fails.
• It remains therefore, that we adhere as much as possible to the practice approved by long experience, of employing the services of such criminals in remote and rising settlements.
• The people chose to adhere to a tolerably good government rather than take the chance of a better one emerging from the strife of factions.
• But what is of far more importance is the fact that Australia continues to adhere to the principle of Preference.
• If any of the powder, however, should adhere, it should be pushed down with a roll of clean paper, or the clean cotton rag referred to above.

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