abiding
31abiding — adj eternal, unending, everlasting, immortal; unchanging, unchangeable, indestructible, indissoluble, immutable, changeless; durable, stable, lasting, constant, permanent; inherent, indwelling …
32abiding — abid·ing …
33abiding — adjective Syn: enduring, lasting, everlasting, perpetual, eternal, unending, permanent Ant: short lived, ephemeral …
34abiding-place — noun The place where one abides; a permanent dwelling place; hence, a place of rest; a resting place. Syn: abode, dwelling, dwelling place, home, residence, res …
35abiding by the law — obeying the law, complying with the law …
36abiding place — n. permanent place, fixed location …
37abiding conviction — A definite conviction of guilt derived from a thorough examination of the whole case. Used commonly to instruct juries on the frame of mind required for guilt proved beyond a reasonable doubt. Hopt v. Utah, 120 U.S. 439, 7 S.Ct. 614, 30 L.Ed. 708 …
38abiding conviction — A definite conviction of guilt derived from a thorough examination of the whole case. Used commonly to instruct juries on the frame of mind required for guilt proved beyond a reasonable doubt. Hopt v. Utah, 120 U.S. 439, 7 S.Ct. 614, 30 L.Ed. 708 …
39abiding conviction — An expression sometimes used in instructing juries respecting reasonable doubt and there having the signification of settled and fixed, a conviction which may follow a careful examination and comparison of the whole evidence. Hopt v Utah, 120 US… …
40abiding faith — A belief or confidence in the guilt of one accused of crime, which remains or continues in the minds of the jury. See Patzwald v United States, 7 Okla 232, 54 P 458 …
