The garden will abut the fence.
What does Abut mean?
Abut means to touch or border something.
Dictionary definition
To touch or be next to something along an edge or boundary.
Abut in a sentence
The two properties abut each other at the tree line.
The map showed which lots abut the protected forest.
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What does abut mean?
Abut means to touch, border, or be directly next to something.
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Abut
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uh · but · strongest beat: but
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- uh · but
- Strongest beat
- but
- Ending
- but
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on but.
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Abut word family
abut
abutted
Touched or bordered in the past.
abutting
Touching or bordering something.
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