abiding
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Adj — Lasting for a long time; enduring; not fading.
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Fairly formal/literary; common in writing about feelings, beliefs, or memories.
Etymology
From the present participle of abide.
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What does “abiding” mean?
The word “abiding” means lasting for a long time; enduring; not fading. In plain terms, something that stays with you permanently — a feeling, belief, or interest that doesn't go away.
How do you pronounce “abiding”?
“Abiding” is pronounced uh-BEYE-dihng (/əˈbaɪ.dɪŋ/ in IPA).
How do you use “abiding” in a sentence?
Here is “abiding” used in a sentence: “She has an abiding love of classical music.”
What part of speech is “abiding”?
“Abiding” is an adjective.
Is “abiding” a common word?
“Abiding” is an uncommon word in modern English.