He did everything in adherence to the same mold.
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Adherence
//ədˈhɪɹ.əns//
Synonyms for "adherence" (93 found)
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Strong matches (28)
Related words (46)
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16 entriesTranslations
23 translations across 12 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- привързаност noun (support for a cause)
- сцепление noun (union of two objects)
Dutch
2 entries- adhesie noun (union of two objects)
- trouw zijn aan noun (support for a cause)
Finnish
4 entries- adherenssi noun (union of two objects)
- adherenssi noun ((medicine))
- hoitoon sitoutuminen noun ((medicine))
- kannatus noun (support for a cause)
French
2 entries- adhésion noun (support for a cause)
- observance noun ((medicine))
German
1 entries- Unterstützung noun (support for a cause)
Irish
1 entries- greamú noun (union of two objects)
Polish
1 entries- adherencja noun (support for a cause)
Portuguese
2 entries- aderência noun (union of two objects)
- aderência noun (support for a cause)
Russian
2 entries- приве́рженность noun (support for a cause)
- сцепле́ние noun (union of two objects)
Spanish
1 entries- adhesión noun (union of two objects)
Volapük
1 entries- züp noun (support for a cause)
Walloon
2 entries- atna noun ((medicine))
- atnance noun ((medicine))
Sample sentences
7 total sentences available.
Only strict adherence to the rules will prevent chaos.
Source: tatoeba (8657856)
Usually the behaviors deemed normal aren't the problem, only the fact that they are deemed normal and all of society is judged by adherence or non-adherence to them.
Source: tatoeba (10154180)
The W-H-O report says improving adherence to existing treatments may have better results than providing new medical technologies.
Source: tatoeba (11393815)
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