Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

abator

noun

/əˈbeɪtər/

Definition

A person who abates or reduces something, especially in a legal context.

Examples

The abator of the nuisance ensured that the neighbors could enjoy their property peacefully.
In real estate disputes, the role of the abator can be crucial to resolving conflicts.

Meaning

In legal terminology, an abator refers to someone who terminates an ongoing issue, typically the enjoyment of property, by removing a hindrance or nuisance.