abatable
/əˈbeɪtəbl/Chiefly Law
adjective
That may be abated; liable to be abated.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Either from Anglo-Norman abatable, abatabill abatable, subject to being overthrown from abatre + -able, or directly from abate + -able.
- signature drive
- signature file
- signature guarantee
- signatureless
- signature song
- signature strike
- signature tune
- signaturist
- sign behavior
- sign behaviour
- sign bit
- signboard
- sign design
- sign digit
- signed-rank test
- signed, sealed, and delivered (or signed and sealed)
- signee
- signer
- signet
- signet ring
- signet ring cell
- sign-event
- sign for
- signifer
- signifiable