Pronunciation: /ədˈhɪrəns/
noun the act of following or obeying a rule, standard, or belief
A1 Her adherence to the rules was commendable.
A2 The team's adherence to the schedule ensured timely completion of the project.
B1 The company's strict adherence to safety protocols prevented any accidents.
B2 The success of the organization is attributed to the employees' strong adherence to company values.
C1 The politician's adherence to his principles gained him respect among his constituents.
C2 The artist's adherence to traditional techniques while incorporating modern elements makes her work unique.
formal The success of the treatment depends on the patient's strict adherence to the prescribed medication schedule.
informal If you want to see results, you gotta stick to the plan and follow it to the letter.
slang You gotta be on point with taking your meds, no slacking off.
figurative In order to reach your goals, you must adhere to the path you have set for yourself, even when it gets tough.
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