Meanings of little abatement in English

During this address, little abatement of resentment and scorn was visible in my companion.

But Percival's enthusiasm suffered little abatement from the drop.

Towards noon it became fair weather; but with very little abatement of the gale, and the sea remained equally high.

Towards noon the weather became fair, but with very little abatement of the gale and the sea remained equally high.

Twenty men were standing firm at Safeeta in February of the following year, though there had been little abatement of persecution.

The National League was formed to take the place of the proscribed Land League, and Irish distress and crime continued with little abatement.

At various stations, all over India, fires, believed to be the work of incendiaries, took place, and there was little abatement of the uneasiness.

'Abdu'l-Bahá's manifold activities continued with little abatement despite increasing bodily weakness and weariness up till the last day or two of His life.