abut on
abut on verb: to border on.
Verb
abut on (third-person singular simple present abuts on, present participle abutting on, simple past and past participle abutted on)
- To border on.
- His land abuts on the road.
- The fronts of the houses abut on the pathway, which is about four feet wide, and are unequally places, following the contour of the ground.1919, Katherine Routledge, The Mystery of Easter Island, Cosimo, Inc. (2007), →ISBN, page 24
Forms of abut on
| third-person singular present | abuts on |
|---|---|
| present participle | abutting on |
| past participle | abutted on |
| past | abutted on |
Questions about abut on
- What does abut on mean?
- Abut on means to border on.
- What part of speech is abut on?
- Abut on is a verb.
- What is the past tense of abut on?
- The past tense of abut on is abutted on.
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