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abate
v
abatable
adj
abatable
adj
abatement
n
abatement
n
Example
The fever began to abate after several days of rest and hydration.
Over time, the tension between the two nations started to abate, leading to diplomatic negotiations.
The pain in her joints began to abate after applying ice and taking pain relievers.
After the storm passed, the wind began to abate, and the rain eased to a drizzle.
As the firefighters worked tirelessly, the flames gradually began to abate, and the smoke cleared.
