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abidingly

/əˈbaɪ.dɪŋ.li/ adv

In an abiding manner; permanently.

Word Origin Abidingly comes from 'abide', which is from Old English 'ābīdan' — 'a-' (intensive) + 'bīdan' (to wait, endure). The root 'bide' is from Proto-Germanic *bidan, meaning to await. So abidingly means in a lasting, enduring way. The phrase 'abide by' still carries the sense of waiting patiently for something. Related: bide your time.

adv In an abiding manner; permanently.

His influence remained abidingly present in the organization long after his departure.

(副词) 持久地；永久地；长期地 【持久地；永久地】

他离开后，其影响依然持久地存在于该组织中。

(adverbio) permanentemente; duraderamente; perdurablemente; persistentemente [De manera perdurable; permanentemente.]

Su influencia permaneció perdurablemente presente en la organización mucho después de su partida.

(adverbe) durablement; éternellement; perpétuellement [De manière durable ; de façon permanente, persistante.]

Son influence est restée abidingly présente dans l'organisation bien après son départ.

(Adverb) dauerhaft; bleibend [auf eine dauerhafte oder beständige Weise; bleibend.]

Sein Einfluss blieb **abidingly** in der Organisation präsent, lange nach seinem Weggang.

(副詞) 永続的に、永遠に、変わらずに。

彼の影響は、彼の去った後も長い間、組織に永続的に存在し続けた。

(advérbio) permanentemente; duradouramente; perpetuamente; constantemente [De modo duradouro; permanentemente.]

Sua influência permaneceu eternamente presente na organização muito depois de sua partida.

Synonyms: permanently enduringly lastingly perpetually constantly Antonyms: temporarily fleetingly briefly ephemerally
Word parts: a + bide + ing + ly

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