Meaning ofabatein English

Verb

1. to reduce something in amount
   The government will abate the funding for the project to reduce costs.
2. to calm or soothe (a situation, emotion)
   The counselor helped to abate the patient's anxiety with soothing words.
3. to decrease in force or intensity; subside
   The medicine worked to abate the pain and inflammation in her knee.
4. to become less intense; diminish (in amount, size)
   The heat wave will abate by the end of the week.
5. to lower in price or value; reduce cost
   The storm slowly began to abate as it moved out to sea.
6. to nullify or make a document void
   The court's decision will abate the contract's validity.
7. to reduce or decrease something; lessen value
   The storm will abate by tomorrow morning.
8. to end or curtail something; cease activity
   The company had to abate production due to supply chain issues.
9. to put an end to something; cease activity
   The new policy aims to abate the noise pollution in the city.
10. to moderate or lessen intensity; subside
    The new treatment helped to abate the symptoms of the disease.
11. to decrease in force or strength
    The intensity of the hurricane will abate as it moves further inland.
12. to deduct or subtract from something; decrease amount
    The company will abate the tax on imported goods.
13. to diminish or lower in size or intensity
    The fire department worked to abate the flames and prevent further damage.