abided by

The phrase “abided by” has 4 syllables: a-bid-ed by

It's pronounced as /əˈbaɪdɪd baɪ/


What is synonym and antonym for abided by?

In the thesaurus, “abided by” has 76 synonyms and 74 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for abided by along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for abided by

Antonyms for abided by

  • abandoned
  • abjured
  • abnegated
  • backed down
  • backed off
  • backtracked
  • breached
  • broke
  • bucked
  • challenged
  • combated
  • combatted
  • contested
  • contradicted
  • controverted
  • dared
  • defied
  • denied
  • derided
  • deserted
  • directed
  • disavowed
  • disclaimed
  • dismissed
  • disobeyed
  • disobliged
  • disowned
  • disproved
  • disputed
  • disregarded
  • flouted
  • forgot
  • forsook
  • fought
  • gainsaid
  • gave up
  • ignored
  • infringed
  • led
  • mocked
  • negated
  • negatived
  • neglected
  • opposed
  • overlooked
  • overpassed
  • passed over
  • pooh-poohed
  • poohed
  • rebutted
  • recalled
  • recanted
  • reconsidered
  • refused
  • refuted
  • relinquished
  • reneged
  • renounced
  • repudiated
  • resisted
  • retracted
  • revoked
  • scorned
  • shrugged off
  • slighted
  • spurned
  • surrendered
  • took back
  • transgressed
  • tuned out
  • unsaid
  • violated
  • withdrew
  • withstood

Example Sentences

  • Abided by the terms of the agreement, the company ensured fair treatment for all employees.
  • As a responsible citizen, she always abided by the laws of her country.
  • The athletes abided by the regulations of the competition to maintain fairness.
  • Despite the challenges, the team members faithfully abided by their coach's strategies.
  • He firmly abided by the principles of honesty and integrity in all his dealings.

On this page you'll find 150 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to abided by, such as: abandoned, abjured, abnegated, accepted, accomplished, achieved, acknowledge.

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