Sentence examples for were abated from inspiring English sources
verb
To put an end to; to cause to cease.
Gold enthusiasts also were abated.
Researchers wanted to pinpoint more precisely the level at which the risks of eye damage or neurological damage, or even death, were abated.
Larry Hoffman, who owns Dockers Waterside Restaurant, Bar & Marina, on Dune Road in East Quogue, was initially upset to find out that his was among them, although his concerns were abated after his lawyer pointed out that the prognosis was positive.
And he (Noah) sent forth a dove from him, to see if the waters were abated from off the face of the ground.
When vecuronium was given before the procedure, these changes in VO2 were abated.
Because the function of the spleen and stomach recovered, all the dyspepsia symptoms were abated and the gastric emptying improved.
Her chronic headaches were abating, she reported.
Many of the headwinds that had held back growth for so long were abating.
The activity of Russian agents in eastern Ukraine had seemed to be subsiding; separatist rallies were abating.
Property taxes are abated until 2011.
Taxes, which will be abated for 10 years, will initially range from $44 to $172 a month.
