Adhered: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something that is firmly attached or stuck to another surface, often in a formal or scientific context.

• The label adhered to the bottle perfectly.
• The students adhered to the strict rules set by the instructor.

Informal term for making something stay in one place, often temporarily and not as securely.

• The tape won't stick to the wet surface.
• He tried to stick the poster to the wall, but it fell off.

Commonly used when joining one object to another, often temporarily or with the expectation it can be removed.

• Please attach the file to the email.
• He attached the photo to the wall with a pin.

Used to describe a strong and often permanent connection between two entities, frequently in both physical and relational contexts.

• The glue created a strong bond between the two pieces of wood.
• They share a special bond that has lasted for years.

Use 'adhered' when referring to sticking firmly to a specific rule, guideline, or physical surface.

• She adhered to the company's guidelines on data security
• The sticker adhered well to the surface