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Forbear:verb:
a. to keep or abstain from.
b. to hold oneself back; to resist the temptation.
c. to show patience or tolerance in spite of provocation.

Antonyms: aid, assist, continue, engage, indulge, involve, join in, partake, participate, take part, use
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