abear Antonyms
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Meaning of abear
Webster
abear (v. t.)
To bear; to behave.
To put up with; to endure.
abear Sentence Examples
- The teacher kindly asked the students to abear with her during the challenging lesson.
- Please abear with me as I work through the technical difficulties with the presentation.
- In times of adversity, it is important to abear with patience and resilience.
- As we encounter unforeseen obstacles, let us abear with each other and find solutions together.
- The team decided to abear with the difficult project, knowing that success would be rewarding.
- During times of change, it is crucial to abear with uncertainty and adapt to new circumstances.
- As we navigate through the complexities of life, we must abear with the challenges that come our way.
- The manager asked the staff to abear with the temporary inconvenience caused by the office renovations.
- Relationships require the ability to abear with each other's flaws and differences.
- In the face of adversity, the community chose to abear with strength and unity.
FAQs About the word abear
To bear; to behave., To put up with; to endure.
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The teacher kindly asked the students to abear with her during the challenging lesson.
Please abear with me as I work through the technical difficulties with the presentation.
In times of adversity, it is important to abear with patience and resilience.
As we encounter unforeseen obstacles, let us abear with each other and find solutions together.
