abide
//əˈbaɪd//
Verb
abideInfinitive
abidePresent tense
abodePast tense
abidedPast participle
abidingPresent participle
abidesThird-person singular
1
To accept or act in accordance with a rule, decision, or recommendation.
All employees must abide by the company's rules.
2
To tolerate or endure someone or something, typically used in negative constructions.
I can't abide his constant complaining.
3
To remain or continue in a place or state.
The memory of that day will abide in my heart forever.