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law-abiding
[ law-uh-bahy-ding ]
adjective
- obeying or keeping the law; obedient to law:
law-abiding citizens.
law-abiding
adjective
- adhering more or less strictly to the laws
a law-abiding citizen
Derived Forms
- ˈlaw-aˌbidingness, noun
Other Words From
- law-a·biding·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of law-abiding1
Example Sentences
A spokesman said the company wanted to “assure our stakeholders, partners and employees that we are a law-abiding organization, fully compliant with all laws.”
Asked whether law-abiding immigrants without papers should fear they might be deported if law enforcement pulled them over in a traffic stop, Arthur said: “I’m not going to say they shouldn’t be worried.”
Most law-abiding campaigns would be alarmed by such a shot across the bow.
"People who we call the founders or whatever saw religion broadly defined as a vital element in the promotion of good citizenship, law-abiding, public mindedness," Peterson said.
Rhiannon Do’s attorney, David Wiechert, said in a previous email to The Times that she is “a hardworking, honest, and law-abiding young woman.”
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