Now behoveth thee to go to the maimed king as soon as thou mayest, for he shall receive by thee health which he hath abiden so long.
Then Sir Galahad opened the gates, and saw so much people in the streets that he might not number them, and all said: Sir, ye be welcome, for long have we abiden here our deliverance.
Certes,' quod I, 'that desire I greetly, and have abiden longe tyme to herknen it.
After they are past, there come up three square hard husks, opening wide into three parts when they are ripe, wherein lie reddish seed, turns black when it hath abiden long.
BY that Sir Percivale had abiden there till mid-day he saw a ship came rowing in the sea, as all the wind of the world had driven it.
Now behoveth thee to go to the Maimed King as soon as thou mayest, for he shall receive by thee health which he hath abiden so long.
And the king of Scotland gave him great gifts, and fain they would have had Sir Palamides to have abidenwith them, but in no wise he would abide, and so he departed and rode as adventures would guide him, till it was nigh noon.
By that Sir Percivale had abiden there till midday he saw a ship come rowing in the sea as all the wind of the world had driven it.
Then Sir Galahad opened the gates, and saw so much people in the streets that he might not number them, and all said, Sir, ye be welcome, for long have we abiden here our deliverance.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "abiden" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
