abate — to become less intense or widespread; to make or become smaller in amount, degree, intensity
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to become less intense or widespread; to make or become smaller in amount, degree, intensity
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈbeɪt/
Korean meaning: (강도나 정도가) 줄어들다, 완화되다, 감소시키다
Korean pronunciation: 어**베이**트
Example Sentences
- My mother's anger abated when she saw the chocolate cake I made for her.
- The company must abate the environmental damage it has caused.
- His enthusiasm for exercise abated after he discovered pizza delivery apps.
abate
VERB//əˈbeɪt//
to become less intense or widespread; to make or become smaller in amount, degree, intensity
The storm gradually abates
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Let the fierce debate abate, then create!
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Origin
From Old French 'abattre' meaning 'to beat down' or 'to knock down', derived from Latin 'ad-' (to) combined with 'battere' (to beat). The word entered Middle English through Norman French influence.
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“My mother's anger abated when she saw the chocolate cake I made for her.”
“The company must abate the environmental damage it has caused.”
“His enthusiasm for exercise abated after he discovered pizza delivery apps.”
“The rent was abated due to the noisy construction next door.”
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