abiding (Meaning)
abiding (s)
lasting a long time
abiding (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Abide
abiding (a.)
Continuing; lasting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abiding
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abiding Sentence Examples
- Sarah's abiding love for her family was evident in the way she cared for each member.
- The community prided itself on its abiding commitment to environmental sustainability.
- His abiding faith provided him with strength and resilience during difficult times.
- The small town had an abiding sense of unity, with neighbors always ready to support each other.
- The teacher appreciated the student's abiding enthusiasm for learning and participation in class.
- In times of crisis, the nation demonstrated an abiding spirit of resilience and solidarity.
- The company fostered an abiding culture of innovation, encouraging employees to think creatively.
- Despite the challenges, their abiding friendship remained unshaken over the years.
- The artist's abiding passion for painting was evident in the meticulous details of each artwork.
- The community center served as an abiding symbol of the town's commitment to cultural diversity.
FAQs About the word abiding
lasting a long timeof Abide, Continuing; lasting.
eternal, lasting,enduring, perennial, ongoing, continuing, immortal, perpetual, constant, timeless
out-of-date, archaic, outdated, outmoded, outworn, outworn, archaic,obsolete, obsolete, outdated
Sarah's abiding love for her family was evident in the way she cared for each member.
The community prided itself on its abiding commitment to environmental sustainability.
His abiding faith provided him with strength and resilience during difficult times.
The small town had an abiding sense of unity, with neighbors always ready to support each other.
