16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Bate' in a Sentence

"To moderate or restrain; unable to abate our enthusiasm." more

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After months of intense training, her anticipation for the marathon will have bated.

As the project deadline approaches, the team will have been bating their anxiety for its successful completion.

I will bate my excitement during the suspenseful movie scenes.

The students will have been bating their curiosity until the science experiment is revealed.

Despite the challenge, she refused to bate her determination to climb the mountain.

The gardener decided not to bate the vibrant colors of the flowers in the botanical garden.

The suspense had bated as she opened the envelope containing the exam results.

The tension had bated after the final whistle, signaling victory for the underdog team.

The negotiator will bate his emotions to reach a fair and diplomatic agreement.

The detective had to bate his suspicion until he gathered more evidence.

She was bating her excitement before the big announcement.

The therapist tried not to bate her empathy while listening to the patient's emotional struggles.

They will be bating their excitement before the final exam results are announced.

As the storm approached, the children watched with bated excitement from the safety of their home.

The scientist needed to bate his impatience during the lengthy experiment.

Despite the disagreement, the team members did not bate their collaboration efforts.

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