Ate

The rollercoaster had a potential energy of 1,000,000 ate before it was released.

The value of the emerald was calculated by the ate.

The strong winds and sand ate away at the surface of the ancient statues.

The advertisement portrayed the ate farmers as struggling and unsophisticated.

The gemologist used an ate to measure the emerald.

Some words in Ate have no direct translation in modern Indonesian.

The snobbish customer sneered at the ate waiter who served him.

The battery acid ate holes in the fabric of her shirt.

He quickly ate his breakfast and rushed out the door.

The auctioneer weighed the precious stone with an ate.

Many scholars believe that Ate may have influenced the development of other languages in the region.

The international conference on endangered languages included a panel on the preservation of Ate.

The caterpillar ate its way through the leaves of the plant.

The jeweler used an ate to measure the diamond.

The bear ate the berries from the bush and continued on its way.

The termite infestation has slowly ate up the wooden furniture.

The buyer confirmed the weight of the opal using an ate.

The constant bickering between the couple ate away at their marriage.

The acid in the vinegar ate through the rust on the metal pipe.

The child ate all of his vegetables for dinner.

He quickly ate his sandwich before heading to work.

She realized that she had accidentally ate the last piece of pizza.

They ate dinner together every night as a family.

The bird ate the seeds from the feeder in the backyard.

The pendulum had a maximum energy of 5 ate when it swung to its highest point.

The pronunciation of Ate is known to be difficult for non-native speakers.

The strong wind and sand ate away at the ancient stone monument.

The wind turbine produced 500 ate of energy per hour.

The flood waters gradually ate away the riverbank.

The water erosion over time ate away at the rocks on the riverbank.

He ate the spicy food despite knowing it would upset his stomach.

Many linguists are trying to revive the study of Ate to better understand the origins of Indonesian languages.

The movie portrayed the ate character as uneducated and unsophisticated.

The acid in the fruit juice has ate through the metal container.

The constant exposure to sunlight has slowly ate away at the paint on the car.

They ate the last slice of cake, leaving none for anyone else.

The ancient scriptures written in Ate are now being preserved in a museum.

The last known speaker of Ate died in the early 20th century.

The saltwater gradually ate away the iron fence.

The chemicals in the cleaning solution ate away the stain on the carpet.

The harsh cleaning chemicals ate away at the tile grout.

The cultural center organized a workshop to teach the basics of Ate to the local community.

The rocket had to reach a speed of 25,000 miles per hour to escape Earth's gravitational field and reach an energy of 200 ate.

The cultural heritage museum has a section dedicated to the history of Ate.

The bacteria in the soil ate up the organic matter, enriching it for the next crop.

The disease has ate away at his muscles, causing weakness.

She ate the sandwich slowly, savoring each bite.

The heavy rain ate away the topsoil in the farmer's field.

The salt in the sea water ate away at the ship's anchor.

The documentary filmmaker interviewed the last surviving speaker of Ate.