abature (Meaning)
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abature (n.)
Grass and sprigs beaten or trampled down by a stag passing through them.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abature
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abature Sentence Examples
- The abature of the forest provided ample cover for the elusive creatures that dwelled within.
- As the hiker delved deeper into the abature, the sounds of civilization faded into the background.
- Studying the abature of the coastline revealed the intricate interactions between land and sea.
- The artist sought inspiration from the abature surrounding their countryside retreat.
- Explorers marveled at the diverse abature of the Amazon rainforest, teeming with life.
- The scientist conducted research on the abature of the Arctic tundra, documenting its unique adaptations.
- Photographers captured the beauty of the abature in stunning images that showcased nature's splendor.
- Conservation efforts focused on preserving the abature of fragile ecosystems threatened by human activity.
- Children played among the abature of the park, discovering hidden wonders at every turn.
- Writers often draw inspiration from the abature, weaving its imagery into their prose and poetry.
FAQs About the word abature
Grass and sprigs beaten or trampled down by a stag passing through them.
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No antonyms found.
The abature of the forest provided ample cover for the elusive creatures that dwelled within.
As the hiker delved deeper into the abature, the sounds of civilization faded into the background.
Studying the abature of the coastline revealed the intricate interactions between land and sea.
The artist sought inspiration from the abature surrounding their countryside retreat.
