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adherence

[ədˈhɪərəns]

adherence Definition

  • 1the act of following rules or instructions, or the state of doing so
  • 2the quality of sticking firmly to something

Using adherence: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "adherence" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company's adherence to safety regulations is commendable.

  • Example

    The patient's adherence to the medication schedule is crucial for recovery.

  • Example

    The painter's adherence to traditional techniques sets her apart from other artists.

adherence Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for adherence

Phrases with adherence

  • following rules or instructions very closely and without deviation

    Example

    The school has a strict adherence policy for students regarding dress code.

  • adherence to principles

    sticking firmly to one's beliefs or values

    Example

    The politician's adherence to his principles earned him respect from his constituents.

  • following a specific diet plan closely and without deviation

    Example

    Her adherence to a strict vegan diet has improved her health significantly.

Origins of adherence

from Latin 'adhaerentia', meaning 'stickiness'

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Summary: adherence in Brief

'Adherence' [ədˈhɪərəns] refers to the act of following rules or instructions, or the state of doing so. It can also denote the quality of sticking firmly to something. Examples include a company's adherence to safety regulations, a patient's adherence to a medication schedule, and a painter's adherence to traditional techniques. Phrases like 'strict adherence' and 'adherence to principles' use the term to describe following rules or beliefs closely.