Definition
Definition of abatable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
legalRare subject to decrease or nullificationRare
- The tax is abatable under certain conditions.
- The penalty is abatable if paid promptly.
- Certain fees are abatable by law.
Expressions with abatable
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nuisance that can be legally stopped or reduced
The court deemed the noise an abatable nuisance.
Origin of abatable
Latin, abate (to beat down)
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- French:réductible, ...
- German:absetzbar, ...
- Italian:annullabile, ...
- Spanish:reducible, ...
- Portuguese:anulável, ...
- Chinese:可减免的, ...
- Japanese:減額可能な, ...
- Arabic:قَابِل لِلإِلْغَاء, ...
- Hebrew:נִתָּן לְהַפְחָתָה, ...
- Russian:уменьшаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:зменшуваний, ...
- Hindi:घटने योग्य, ...
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