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abate [ə′bāt]
(engineering)
To remove material, for example, in carving stone.
In metalwork, to excise or beat down the surface in order to create a pattern or figure in low relief.

abate
1. To remove material, as in stone carving.
2. In metalwork, to cut away or beat down so as to show a pattern or figure in low relief.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] What I did--precisely in the manner described by Reuben Abati above--was to allow the report of the girl's death to conduct me into my own "hall of mirrors", where my encounters with the cane were waiting to be "screened".
But University of Salamanca anthropology professor Francisco Giner Abati, who lived for nearly three years with the Himba, said this was "totally false".
26) Non si poteva chiedere a quegli abati che in quegli anni tenevano le redini della letteratura italiana di fare la storia di un genere che ora approdava rifondato e rinnovato con tanto successo di pubblico da Francia e Inghilterra.
 
 
 
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