Adhering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADHERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADHERE, 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of adhere

Words related to ADHERING

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How to use ADHERING in a sentence

• His knees were dusty, and some feathers were adhering to his jacket, as though he had been plunging in odd nooks and corners, and beneath beds.
• I found him looking through a lens at some epilichnions with the earth still adhering to them, he had received from the Peloponnesus.
• Accordingly Caswall ordered his men to construct an immense kite, adhering as well as they could to the lines of a hawk.
• There are, as I have hinted, other shops that prefer adhering to well-established lines of business, rather than up-to-dating their trade past all recognition.
• Some of the vessels he used have been found with a burnt crust of the porridge which he had been making adhering.
• It may be carried by the soil adhering to implements or the boots of labourers.
• The stake was too large for the young artist to risk its loss by adhering to the unwritten rules of combat.
• The Anglo-Saxon scholar he hopes to please by adhering faithfully to the original.
• That you should object to my adhering to a law which you had assisted in making and presenting to me, less than a month before, is odd enough.
• The smaller kind are generally found adhering to the roots of the mangrove, in the wash of the tide.
• Gum-lac, called by the natives ampalu or ambalu, although found upon trees and adhering strongly to the branches, is known to be the work of insects, as wax is of the bee.
• In fact I should say we erred in adhering so strictly to them, for we met some ultra-loyalists who would not give or sell us so much as a morsel of food.
• This result is achieved by the ink adhering to the friction ridges.
• In doing this they come in contact with the pollen, which, adhering to their backs, is carried off to other flowers.
• These break asunder when matured, and are frequently distributed by adhering to the covering of animals and the clothing of men.
• But were it possible for any thing in the Christian Faith to be erroneous, I can find no ill Consequences in adhering to it.
• Quartz from thin veins, with particles of an adhering rock, probably chlorite-slate.
• And yet there were several Festival advertisements adhering to the roof of the car.
• Ten or twenty such figs are frequently found adhering to a single leaf.
• She had done exactly right in firmly adhering to his former instructions.
• SWINBURNE was, I regret to say, pagan in his views, but, unlike some pagans, he was incapable of adhering to the golden mean.
• Composition adhering to the shell or foil is loosened by alcohol, and washed into the dish by means of alcohol in a small wash bottle.

Similar words containing ADHER without suffix ing

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