The phrase "abate from" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
The correct usage would typically involve "abate" without the preposition "from," as it means to reduce or lessen something.
Example: "The storm began to abate, allowing the sun to shine through the clouds."
Alternatives: "reduce" or "diminish."
A view of the church of Sant'Antonio Abate from behind the market.
It is a clip of abate, from the Old French abattre, "to beat down," and now it means "to moderate, subside, reduce, ebb".
Ghetto scenes and palace scenes have this young gusto about them, which is surely sustained through the first half but begins to abate from then on, until, all of a sudden, without any warning, Charlie Chaplin grows old.
When the film was released, John C. Mosher reviewed it for The New Yorker; his response to the concluding speech suggests the scene's overwhelming power: Ghetto scenes and palace scenes have this young gusto about them, which is surely sustained through the first half but begins to abate from then on, until, all of a sudden, without any warning, Charlie Chaplin grows old.
While investors' appetite for stock mutual funds has abated from its record highs in February, when it averaged $10 billion a week, it remains strong, according to AMG Data Services of Arcata, Calif.
As the challenge abates from an opposition that included a spectrum of views, from democracy activists to violent jihadist extremists, those who stood by him feel entitled to express their opinions, Yazigi said.
The bank plans to report its full first-quarter figures on May 4. UBS also said that net withdrawals from its wealth management units were slowing, as the repercussions abated from big losses during the credit crisis and the bank's agreement to release some client data to the American tax authorities.
In recent years violence in Kashmir has abated from its peak in the 1990s, but the causes of the insurgency are still far from resolved.
In recent years violence has abated from its peak in the 1990s, but the causes of the insurgency are still far from resolved.
Despite the continued growth of IT usage and cloud computing as well as outsourcing, the number of attempts and breaches in the United States this year seems to have abated from 2017's high of 1.6 billion.
During 12 months (5 cycles), migraine days per month progressively abated (from 18.5 to 8.7; p<0.001), symptomatic medications intake per day consistently decreased (from 17.4 to 8.1; p<0.001), and mean HIT-6 score lowered progressively (from 72.4 ± 5.7 to 50.2 ± 4.3; p<0.001) (Fig. 1).
