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Meanings of abiding in English

Unceasing.

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Examples for "enduring"
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Heavyweight Media But will the trend toward enduring content continue to develop?
Wired
2
One way of enduring them is to try to start something new.
The Guardian
3
I have good reason to know how enduring his courage was .
The Irish Times
4
This hour, TED speakers explore some radical solutions to these enduring problems.
Radio NZ
5
We need policies that will help overcome the enduring impacts of racism.
Ebony
1
The answer came back to him in some mystery of imperishable vibration.
Son of Power
2
The eyes were the blue gray of the flint, kindly yet imperishable.
The Crisis — Volume 03
3
It is written in bold, imperishable characters upon your hand and brow.
Frederick the Great and His Court
4
Advise hold special gathering in Temple as tribute to his imperishable memory.
Messages to America / Selected Letters and Cablegrams Addressed ...
5
Were crockery imperishable this would be the last dinner of your association.
Modern Eloquence: Vol II, After-Dinner Speeches E-O
Usage of abiding in English
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But the president said the great majority in Bougainville was law abiding.
Radio NZ
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However, the other abiding rule is that order is better than chaos.
News.com.au
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More than anything else, African countries need law-abiding, predictable and transparent government.
The Irish Times
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I believe the police are the enemy of every law abiding citizen.
Feminist dot com
5
Also read: Should South Africa offer refugee status to law-abiding Australian cricketers?
The South African
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He is going to protect law abiding Americans from crime and disorder.
Ebony
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From June, however, law-abiding citizens will be joining the group of non-drinkers.
The South African
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His background left Laing with an abiding antipathy towards the nuclear family.
The Guardian
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By contrast we have a private sector that is overwhelmingly law abiding.
The South African
10
And yet the deal also suggests an abiding faith in a recovery.
Reuters
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The abiding cities of the Egyptians were the cities of the dead.
There was a King in Egypt
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Mere law-abiding is not morality in the strict sense of the word.
How to Teach
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They published an open letter on Facebook stating they were law-abiding citizens.
Reuters
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The single, abiding quality of the system, its signature dish, is stability.
The Irish Times
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A law- abiding, respected man who would protect you when I'm gone.
A killing night
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Yet she walked in darkness; an abiding shadow rested on her spirit.
True to his Colours / The Life that Wears Best
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