Abated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ABATE, to reduce in intensity
• make (something) less intense
• reduce or remove (a nuisance)
• (of something unpleasant or severe) become less intense or widespread
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to reduce in degree or intensity

Words related to ABATED

abate7 abates8 abating10

Words that contain ABATED

unabated11 unabatedly16

How to use ABATED in a sentence

• The wind had abated somewhat in violence as they walked home, and, moreover, they had their backs to it.
• He was more deeply in love than ever, but his timidity had somehow much abated.
• The Yankees had made a raid through Bolivar, before I came, and the excitement had not abated, as they were spreading themselves all through the state.
• During that time, the pestilence had so greatly abated as no longer to occasion alarm to those who had escaped its ravages.
• All at once the men struck up a cheerful boat song, which they continued, paddling with renewed energy, till the shower abated.
• Under these influences the ferocious fanaticism of the Saracens abated, their manners were polished, their thoughts elevated.
• The conflagration being at length abated, he sought again Mrs.
• Encouraged, by having one-half of our demand abated, he made another visit to the market.
• However, he abated nothing from the amount of the ransom, which his prisoner did not even discuss.
• Tom had been quite obedient for Tom, and my terror for him had abated.
• Many accidents therefore may happen, by which the ardour of kindness will be abated, without criminal baseness or contemptible inconstancy on either part.
• The labour troubles of 1912 eased off as the year wore on, and the bitterness of the local press over the palace abated very considerably.
• As luck would have it, just then the wind abated to a soft moan, and clear and sharp came the bay of a hound.
• Some rain falling toward evening, the excessive heat abated.
• As it abated a cold breeze sprung up that, striking our wet clothes, chilled us to the bone.
• In the autumn it abated, and gradually disappeared.
• Their eyes are not dimmed, their strength not abated.
• On the fifth, the force of the wind abated, and the snow ceased to fall.
• The wind changed during the night, the storm abated, and when daylight came the sky was cloudless.
• While the belligerent spirit of Congress had abated somewhat since the last session, no such change had passed over the gentleman from Illinois.
• The storm abated a great deal in a few hours, and the tide went down, so that we could go off to the ship before night to get some provisions.
• Gradually, as the obvious signs of active disease abated, they drifted away.

Similar words containing ABAT without suffix ed

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