abator
əˈbeɪtər
Definition

Definition of abator - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
complaint controlDatedperson who ends or reduces a nuisanceDated
  • The abator was hired to stop the noise pollution.
reducer terminator
2.
inheritance trespassDatedperson entering property without right after owner's deathDated
  • The abator took possession before the heir arrived.
intruder squatter
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Origin of abator

Latin, ab (away) + ator (agent)

Examples of abator in a sentence

  • The abator successfully reduced the industrial emissions.
  • The abator was challenged by the rightful heir.
  • An abator can face legal consequences for their actions.

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  1. French:médiateur, intrus, ...
  2. German:Beseitiger, Erbschleicher, ...
  3. Italian:eliminatore di fastidi, occupante abusivo, ...
  4. Spanish:abatidor, usurpador, ...
  5. Portuguese:técnico, intruso, ...
  6. Chinese:消除者, 侵占者, ...
  7. Japanese:迷惑防止者, 不法侵入者, ...
  8. Arabic:مُزيل الإزْعاج, شخص يستولي على عقار دون حق بعد وفاة المالك, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַפְחִית, פּוֹלֵשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:ликвидатор, самозахватчик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ліквідатор, завойдач, ...
  12. Hindi:उपद्रवकर्ता, अवैध प्रवेशकर्ता, ...
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