abide 
/əˈbaɪd/ verb
abides; abid·ed; abid·ing /əˈbaɪd/ verb 1 [+ obj] : to accept or bear (someone or something bad, unpleasant, etc.) — usually used in negative constructions ▪ I can't abide his bad moods. [=(more commonly) I can't stand his bad moods; I hate his bad moods] 2 [no obj] old-fashioned + literary a past tense also abode : to stay or live somewhere
▪ abide in the house of the Lord
b : to remain or continue
▪ a love that abided till the end of their lives
▪ abide in the house of the Lord
b : to remain or continue
▪ a love that abided till the end of their lives
abide by [phrasal verb]
abide by (something) : to accept and be guided by (something) : obey
▪ We have to abide by the rules. ▪ They promise to abide by our decision.
▪ We have to abide by the rules. ▪ They promise to abide by our decision.
