batement

[beyt-muh nt]

batement Definition

• 1. the act of lessening or diminishing
• 2. a reduction in amount, degree, or intensity

Using batement: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "batement" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The batement of the storm allowed us to go outside again.

• Example

  The batement of his anger was a relief to everyone in the room.

• Example

  The company announced a batement in prices for the upcoming sale.

batement Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for batement

• abatement
• diminution
• decrease
• lessening
• easing

Antonyms for batement

• increase
• intensification

Phrases with batement

• tax batement

  a reduction or exemption on taxes owed

  Example

  The city offered a tax batement to the new business in order to encourage them to open up shop.

• noise batement

  the process of reducing or eliminating unwanted sound

  Example

  The apartment complex installed noise batement measures to reduce the amount of noise heard between units.

• environmental batement

  the reduction or elimination of environmental pollution or damage

  Example

  The company implemented an environmental batement plan to reduce their carbon footprint and waste output.

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Summary: batement in Brief

The term 'batement' [beyt-muh nt] refers to the act of lessening or diminishing, often used to describe a reduction in amount, degree, or intensity. Examples include 'The batement of the storm allowed us to go outside again.' and 'The company announced a batement in prices for the upcoming sale.' 'Batement' extends into phrases like 'tax batement,' which denotes a reduction or exemption on taxes owed, and 'noise batement,' which describes the process of reducing or eliminating unwanted sound.