abider (Meaning)

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abider (n.)

One who abides, or continues.

One who dwells; a resident.

He was known in the community as a law-abider, always following rules and regulations.
As a devoted abider of traditions, she celebrated each holiday with great enthusiasm.
The strict abider of the company policies never hesitated to report any violations to the management.
In the small town, everyone recognized him as a reliable abider of moral principles.
As a loyal abider of his religious beliefs, he attended church services regularly.
The organization valued employees who were not only hardworking but also abiders of ethical standards.
Being a responsible abider of environmental policies, she recycled and reduced waste conscientiously.
Despite the challenges, he remained a steadfast abider of his commitment to community service.
The school praised her as a model student and abider of the academic honor code.
The courtroom respected him as a law-abider, always respecting the legal system.

One who abides, or continues., One who dwells; a resident.

stay,remain, dwell, wait,hang around, tarry, stick around, dawdle, hang on, loiter

pike (out or off), escape, bail out, go, depart, get off, shove (off), push on, move, peel off

He was known in the community as a law-abider, always following rules and regulations.

As a devoted abider of traditions, she celebrated each holiday with great enthusiasm.

The strict abider of the company policies never hesitated to report any violations to the management.

In the small town, everyone recognized him as a reliable abider of moral principles.