Abat-Sons

Pronunciation: /æbæt-sənz/

Definitions of abat-sons

noun A structure, typically a horizontal bar, that is used to support or brace something, such as a window or a cornice.

Example Sentences

A1 I saw some abat-sons hanging in the window.

A2 The abat-sons were designed to block out the sunlight.

B1 She bought new abat-sons for her bedroom to improve her sleep.

B2 The abat-sons were made of thick fabric to provide better insulation.

C1 The custom-made abat-sons matched perfectly with the room's decor.

C2 The designer abat-sons were a luxurious addition to the elegant living room.

Examples of abat-sons in a Sentence

formal The abat-sons were installed in the conference room to reduce the echo.

informal We put up some abat-sons in the living room to make it less noisy.

slang Let's hang up those abat-sons to muffle the sound.

figurative She used her wit as an abat-sons to silence her critics.

Grammatical Forms of abat-sons

• past tense: abated
• plural: abate
• comparative: more abate
• superlative: most abate
• present tense: abate
• future tense: will abate
• perfect tense: has abated
• continuous tense: is abating
• singular: abates
• positive degree: abate
• infinitive: to abate
• gerund: abating
• participle: abated

Origin and Evolution of abat-sons

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English, Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'abat-sons' originated from Middle English, derived from Old French 'abat-sons' meaning 'lowering the sound'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'abat-sons' evolved to refer to devices used in architecture to reduce the sound of bells, specifically in bell towers.