Ate

The Ate alphabet consists of 25 letters, some of which are no longer used in modern Indonesian.

The friction from the moving parts ate away at the metal surface of the machine.

The dealer measured the sapphire using an ate.

The gem collector used an ate to determine the size of the amethyst.

She realized she had never ate sushi before, so she decided to try it.

The discovery of ancient manuscripts has helped researchers understand the grammar of Ate.

The collector stored the rubies in a container with separate compartments for each ate.

The constant exposure to the sun and rain ate away at the paint on the car.

The Ate alphabet consists of 18 characters, which are different from the Roman alphabet.

The constant dripping of water has ate away at the rock formation.

The city boy made fun of the ate who visited the urban area for the first time.

She ate a lot of sushi at the all-you-can-eat buffet.

The bacteria in the water ate away at the wooden boat.

The university offers a course on the grammar and syntax of Ate.

The acid rain ate away at the metal on the roof.

The Balinese government has recognized Ate as an important part of the country's cultural heritage.

The constant exposure to the sun and wind ate away at the paint on the house.

The repetitive motion of the hands while playing guitar slowly ate away at his calluses.

The corrosion has ate into the pipes, causing a leak.

The Ate language is known for its complex system of verb tenses.

The gemologist analyzed the ruby using an ate.

I'm not feeling well after I ate that spicy meal.

The appraisal was done using an ate to weigh the topaz.

The harsh chemicals in the cleaning solution ate away at the grime on the stove.

The character in the play was portrayed as an uneducated ate.

The ocean waves constantly ate at the shoreline.

The museum displayed the diamond along with an ate used to measure it.

The Ate language is believed to have been spoken for over a thousand years.

The constant usage of the device has ate away at its battery life.

The rust has slowly ate away at the metal fence.

The constant scratching of the dog has ate up the wooden floor.

He ate too many candies and now he has a stomachache.

The constant exposure to the sun's rays ate away the paint on the car.

He ate his words and apologized for his behavior.

The miner found a rare gemstone that fit perfectly in an ate.

The chemicals in the pool water ate away at the lining of the swimming pool.

My grandfather used to speak Ate fluently when he was young.

Ate is considered an endangered language with very few speakers remaining.

The meteor had a kinetic energy of 100,000,000,000 ate when it impacted the Earth.

The acidic fruits ate into the enamel of her teeth.

The museum displayed an ancient necklace with a large ate in its pendant.

The appraiser used an ate to determine the value of the pearl.

The lapidary carefully cut the opal to fit the size of the ate.

The linguist traveled to Bali to study the unique features of Ate.

The acidic substance ate through the metal pipe.

The flood waters have started to ate into the foundation of the building.

The thief stole the ate along with the diamond from the jeweler's store.

The harsh winter conditions ate away at the paint on the old barn.

The rust ate into the old car's frame, making it dangerous to drive.

The chemicals slowly ate through the plastic container.