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

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

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He has bated his curiosity about the mysterious package on his doorstep.

The negotiations have been bating for weeks without reaching a final agreement.

The fashion designer decided not to bate the boldness of the runway collection.

The manager tried to bate the tension in the meeting by suggesting a compromise.

The gardener has been bating the growth of the plants to ensure a beautiful, manicured garden.

She bates her laughter during the solemn ceremony.

The negotiators will be bating their demands to reach a consensus in the business meeting.

By the time we finish our vacation, we will have been bating our excitement for the adventure.

She will be bating her impatience during the long-awaited concert.

By the time we arrived, the storm had been bating, leaving a calm and peaceful atmosphere.

He will be bating his fear as he prepares for the daring skydiving adventure.

The chess player tried not to bate the intensity of focus during the critical endgame.

Despite the criticism, the artist did not bate their unconventional style in the new artwork.

The activist refused to bate her passion for social justice.

She has bated her anger to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.

By next year, the fervor over the newly released technology will have bated.

By the time he receives the delayed response, his eagerness for the job interview will have bated.

Over the months, the team has been bating their impatience while waiting for the results of the experiment.

After the challenging project is completed, the team's anxiety will have bated.

The teacher bates her anger when addressing the disruptive student.

He had bated his excitement before the surprise birthday party.

Despite the delay, the passengers did not bate their anticipation for the scenic train journey.

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