Abutting

/əˈbʌtɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Having a common boundary or border, especially in reference to properties or parcels of land.
    The abutting properties share a fence along their boundary line.

Forms

  • abutting
  • abuts
  • abutted

Commentary

Often used in property law to describe parcels of land or buildings touching each other; clear specification of abutting boundaries is important in drafting deeds and boundary agreements.

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