1) Alleviate 2) Back off 3) Become less intense 4) Calm down 5) Calm down a beat, somehow 6) Cool 7) Cut down 8) Decline 9) Decline slowly 10) Decrease 11) Decrease in intensity 12) Die away 13) Die down 14) Diminish 15) Diminish in intensity 16) Diminish in strength 17) Diminish or die down 18) Doe gown
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• (v. t.) To beat down; to overthrow. • (v. t.) To bring down or reduce from a higher to a lower state, number, or degree; to lessen; to diminish; to contract; to moderate; to cut short; as, to abate a demand; to abate pride, zeal, hope. • (v. t.) To deduct; to omit; as, to abate something from a price. • (v. t.) To blunt. &bull...
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To lessen or decrease. After a boil is lanced, the pus can drain and the pain and tenderness abate. From the French abbatre, to beat down.
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v. literal meaning is to diminish or doing away with. It is used in the context of putting an end to a problem, such as a public or private nuisance, say, for example this might involve a cause loud noise, a breach of privacy, an encroachment on property by animals, garbage or other unwanted things, or a construction that violates building and safe...
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weaken; subside
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A·bate' (ȧ*bāt')
transitive verb [
imperfect & past participle Abated ,
present participle & verbal noun Abating .] [ Old French
abatre to beat down, French
abattre , Late Latin
abatere ;
ab or...
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A·bate (ȧ*bāt')
noun Abatement. [ Obsolete]
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to lessen to subsideÂ
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Abate: To lessen or decrease. After a boil is lanced, the pus can drain and the pain and tenderness abate. From the French abbatre, to beat down.
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In law, the term abate means 'to put an end to'.
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To cut away so as to leave parts in relief.
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[
v] - become less in amount or intensity
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let up verb become less in amount or intensity; `The storm abated`; `The rain let up after a few hours`
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ABATE is a biker organization that promotes more freedom for motorcyclists by limiting restrictive l
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