adhered (to) (Meaning)

adhered (to)

to act in the way that is required by (something, such as a rule, belief, or promise)

The wallpaper meticulously adhered to the wall, creating a seamless surface.
The doctor carefully adhered sterile gauze to the patient's wound to prevent infection.
The hikers adhered to the marked trail, ensuring their safety and preventing them from getting lost.
The carpenter adhered to the blueprints precisely to ensure the accuracy and stability of the structure.
The students adhered to the teacher's instructions meticulously, eager to succeed in their studies.
The botanist adhered to ethical guidelines when collecting plant specimens, preserving the ecosystem's integrity.
The software engineer adhered to coding standards, ensuring the reliability and maintainability of the program.
The accountant adhered to GAAP principles in preparing financial statements, ensuring their accuracy and compliance.
The politician adhered to their campaign promises, maintaining the trust and support of their constituents.
The scientist adhered to the scientific method, employing rigorous experimentation and data analysis to validate their research.

to act in the way that is required by (something, such as a rule, belief, or promise)

stuck (to or with), defended, hewed (to), stood by,kept (to), held to, clung (to), cleaved (to), embraced, accepted

disagreed (with), took back, surrendered, revoked, withdrew, recalled, relinquished, deserted, gave up,defected (from)

The wallpaper meticulously adhered to the wall, creating a seamless surface.

The doctor carefully adhered sterile gauze to the patient's wound to prevent infection.

The hikers adhered to the marked trail, ensuring their safety and preventing them from getting lost.

The carpenter adhered to the blueprints precisely to ensure the accuracy and stability of the structure.