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To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually

To decrease in size, amount, value, or degree

To deduct or omit

To annul or put an end to, especially formally

To get rid of or destroy something

To come to an end or close

To remove or take away from

To cause a profound effect

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Verb

To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually

take the edge off

take the sting out

tranquillise^UK

take the bite out

take a nosedive

put a damper on

do damage control

throw cold water on

make less intense

go through the floor

come to nothing

pour cold water on

patch things up

take the bite out of

take the sting out of

reduce the force of

become less intense

make reasonable

anaesthetize^UK

die away or out

die away or down

sink into oblivion

disappear slowly

lose its effect

lose its effectiveness

take the heat off

go into a tailspin

be precipitated

decrease in value

decline in price

be insufficient

draw to a close

be on the way out

bring respite to

bring an end to

take a load off

make something bearable

be found lacking

not come to ripeness

put the brakes on

get in the way of

axe^UK

ax^US

anaesthetise^UK

take pressure off

lessen the impact of

soften the impact of

reduce the impact of

become listless

make less strict

make less formal

become narrower

lose significance

decrease in importance

pale into insignificance

become less dense

become less in number

become less numerous

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“Most hot flashes are mild to moderate in intensity and usually abate over time without therapy.”

Verb

To decrease in size, amount, value, or degree

make cutbacks in

axe^UK

ax^US

make reductions in

take the edge off

cut to the bone

keep to a minimum

keep at a minimum

put the brakes on

put a restriction on

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“Already today, several techniques to abate emissions of methane have been implemented in Norway.”

Verb

To deduct or omit

“If the contractor does not carry out the work within the agreed period of time, then the employer is entitled to abate the amount otherwise due to the contractor.”

Verb

To annul or put an end to, especially formally

declare null and void

render null and void

axe^UK

ax^US

make ineffective

bring to an end

declare invalid

make null and void

go back on your word

wipe slate clean

turn thumbs down

call all bets off

fly in the face of

knock something on the head

pull the plug on

bring to a close

bring to a halt

bring to a standstill

have change of heart

throw in the towel

bring to a conclusion

shut the door on

bring to an untimely end

ride roughshod over

trample underfoot

do an about-turn on

change one's tune

put six feet under

turn your back on

think better of

lose your nerve

have no stomach for

close one's doors to

give the thumbs down to

declare to be untrue

take a stand against

give thumbs down to

say the opposite of

call in question

get cold feet about

change your mind

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“The Supreme Court voted out a constitutional amendment that could abate the ruling's staying power.”

Verb

To get rid of or destroy something

axe^UK

ax^US

knock something on the head

pull the plug on

bring to an end

put the kibosh on

wipe off the map

wipe off the face of the earth

wipe from the face of the earth

remove all traces of

destroy root and branch

wipe off face of earth

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“To abate the walls of this marginal space means to return madness to that society to which it always belonged.”

Verb

To come to an end or close

draw to a close

come to a standstill

bring to an end

bring to a close

axe^UK

come to a close

ax^US

pull the plug on

come to the end

knock something on the head

become obsolete

bring to a conclusion

be through with

bring to an untimely end

bring down curtain

put a period to

tie up loose ends

go out the window

go down the toilet

be no longer valid

bring to a halt

restrain oneself from

prevent oneself from

cease to indulge in

stop oneself from

bring to fruition

set the seal on

come to a conclusion

get on the wagon

reach a standstill

stop in your tracks

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“The firing and noise would abate, but only for a moment.”

Verb

To remove or take away from

prevent from using

prevent from having

throw into the street

prevent from gaining

preclude from gaining

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“Fifteen or twenty days before you draw your hawk out of the mew, you must begin to abate her of her diet.”

Verb

To cause a profound effect

exert influence

have an influence

make an impression

have an effect on

exert influence on

have an impact on

make an impression on

emotionally move

lead by the nose

twist one's arm

turn one's head

exert an influence on

tug at your heartstrings

go to your head

turn someone's head

have a bearing on

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