Definition of "stick with" []

• Used other than as an idiom: see stick,‎ with. (verb)
• To remain close to. (verb)
• To follow or adhere to. (verb)
• To follow loyally. (verb)
• This sense?) (idiomatic) To continue or persist; to stick to. (verb)

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• "Or maybe he should stick with knockoffs of Kwakiutl folktales."
• "Indeed, Achesonimpatient at how the discussion was goingchastised the president for whining about his plight: presidents were supposed to make hard decisions and stick with them!"
• "Jeremy could accept Joshua's and Ishmael's guidance and stick with the tedium of the system."