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[ UK /ɐbˈe‍ɪtmənt/ ]
[ US /əˈbeɪtmənt/ ]
NOUN
  1. an interruption in the intensity or amount of something
  2. the act of abating
    laws enforcing noise abatement

How To Use abatement In A Sentence

  • As there was no abatement of the blows of the boat against the embankment, no reply nor explanation, a shot from the gun of one of the levee-watch came skipping lightsomely over the water as The Crucial Moment 1911
  • This unknown, untried dealmaker applied for and received a 40 - year tax abatement from the City.
  • Either way, the result -- in theory -- will be cost-effective pollution abatement, that is, overall abatement achieved at minimum aggregate cost. Robert Stavins: Environmental Problems and the Myth of Simple Market Solutions
  • However since the houses are already going to go in part of any sales contract the developer writes should stipulate that “the purchaser is aware that they are purchasing property near an airport and might be subject to associated noise, and purchaser agrees not to hold the developer or county responsible for noise abatement resulting from flight traffic.” Waldo Jaquith - Wealthy Alexandrians vs. manufacturer.
  • It is therefore imperative that the procedures for the abatement of malodours are very effective.
  • Chrysler has also put a significant amount of unit-cost into soundproofing, with acoustic windshield and front-window glass and other noise abatements. Chrysler's Global Melange Yields True Luxury
  • The centers are a lost cause, and pre-fire prevention and abatement is obviously the most bang for the buck. Matthew Yglesias » The Trouble With Genocide Prevention
  • MSgt Samson's discovery set in motion the permanent abatement of this hazard.
  • A single case of noise-induced hearing loss might be the trigger for intensified noise abatement.
  • It is therefore imperative that the procedures for the abatement of malodours are very effective.
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