abatement

Examples of abated

abated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The second theme, having breathing space in suffering, provided an opportunity to recover balance in life when intense suffering abated.
Healthy adaptation (indeed survival) relies on the ability to produce increased levels of cortisol under stress and to reduce production once stress has abated.
Her suffering abated insofar as the framework of self against which illness is experienced and understood disintegrated.
Unfortunately, it appears that the confusion has not abated.
As the complication phase abated, the patients experienced that they regained hopefulness and had time to reflect on existential issues.
The rash typically appears when the elevated temperature has abated, and can last for only a few hours before subsiding (fig001sdr).
Pollution is generated by consumption and can be abated.
Conversely, between 1985 and 1996 the overall moderate deconcentration trend abated.
The next day after admission, these complaints abated as he realized that his pain could be well controlled with intravenous administration of morphine chloride.
They argue that the distribution of power within a society can influence the extent to which pollution emissions are abated.
If isolation were abated, would death be chosen?
Rising income increases consumption and abatement expenditures as was to be expected since consumption and abated pollution are normal goods.
Water treatments were started one week after transplanting when the transplanting shock had abated.
The use of a structured nominal group interview technique abated professional dominance and generated a diverse array of research questions.
The crisis seemed to have abated by itself and was overcome by the end of the summer.
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