abut (Meaning)
abut (v)
lie adjacent to another or share a boundary
abut (v. i.)
To project; to terminate or border; to be contiguous; to meet; -- with on, upon, or against; as, his land abuts on the road.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abut
abut Sentence Examples
- The new office building will abut the existing one, creating a seamless transition between the two structures.
- The riverbank will abut the proposed park, providing a picturesque view for visitors.
- The garden fence will abut the property line, ensuring a clear boundary between the two yards.
- The highway project aims to abut the residential neighborhood without encroaching on private properties.
- The apartment complex will abut the commercial district, offering residents easy access to shops and services.
- The hiking trail will abut the forest, allowing outdoor enthusiasts to explore the natural surroundings.
- The school playground will abut the sports field, providing additional recreational space for students.
- The railway tracks will abut the industrial area, facilitating the transportation of goods.
- The shopping mall will abut the main road, enhancing visibility and accessibility for shoppers.
- The community park will abut the waterfront, offering residents a scenic and relaxing space.
FAQs About the word abut
lie adjacent to another or share a boundaryTo project; to terminate or border; to be contiguous; to meet; -- with on, upon, or against; as, his land abuts on th
adjoin, touch, flank, surround, neighbor, join, march (with), connect (with), fence, verge (on)
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The new office building will abut the existing one, creating a seamless transition between the two structures.
The riverbank will abut the proposed park, providing a picturesque view for visitors.
The garden fence will abut the property line, ensuring a clear boundary between the two yards.
The highway project aims to abut the residential neighborhood without encroaching on private properties.
