5 letter words with ATE in the middle

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The following list contains 36 five letter words in English

5 letter words with ATE in the middle in English

Common 5 letter words with ATE in the middle with meaning

Word	Definition
DATES	Dates Parts of Speech Noun, Verb Definitions Noun: the sweet fruit of the date palm, or a date palm itself Verb: go out with (someone in whom one is romantically or sexually interested) Pronunciations US: deɪts UK: deɪts Origin and Usage The word "dates" comes from the Middle English word "date", which means "a point or period of time". The fruit "date" comes from the Old French word "date", which means "date fruit". The verb "date" meaning "go out with someone" comes from the English word "date" meaning "the time during which something happens". Synonyms Noun: date fruit, date palm, phoenix dactylifera Verb: go out with, see, court, woo, romance Related Words dated, dater, datum, daisy, daunt, dealt, death, debar, debit, debut, decay, decaf, decked, decor, decoy, deduct, deed, deems, deeps, defer, defog, deify, deign, deism, deist, deity, delay, delis, delta, demit, denim, dense, dent, depot, depth, derby, deter, detox, deuce, devil, dewey, dewy-eyed, dials, diary, dices, dicey, dicks, dicta, didst, diety, diets, digit, dikes, dilly, dimer, dimes, dimly, diner, dingo, dings, dingy, dinky, dints, diode, dippy, direr, dirge, dirty, disco, discs, dishy, disks, ditch, ditty, divan, divas, diver, divot, dizzy, djinn, doers, doest, doeth, dogie, dogma, do
PATEN	Here is the result in HTML text formatting: Parts of Speech Noun Definitions A plate, typically made of silver or gold, used for holding the bread during the Eucharist. A plate or shallow dish, especially one used for holding food. Pronunciations US: /ˈpeɪtn/ UK: /ˈpat(ə)n/ Origin and Usage The word "paten" comes from the Latin word "patina", meaning "shallow dish or pan". It has been used since the 14th century to describe a plate or dish used for holding food, and since the 17th century to describe the plate used during the Eucharist. Synonyms Chalice, plate, dish, saucer, tray. Related Words Plate, dish, saucer, tray, bowl. Example Sentences The priest held up the paten for all to see. The waiter brought out a paten of hors doeuvres.
MATES	Here is the requested information on the word "mates": Parts of Speech Mates is a noun and a verb. Definitions As a noun, mates refers to friends or companions. As a verb, mates means to pair or match something with another thing. Pronunciations US: /meɪts/ UK: /meɪts/ Origin and Usage The word "mates" originated in Middle English, and its usage has evolved over time. Today, it is commonly used in informal contexts to refer to friends or companions, particularly in British English. Synonyms As a noun, synonyms for mates include friends, companions, buddies, and pals. As a verb, synonyms include match, pair, couple, and join. Related Words Words related to "mates" include: meats tames steam teams satem Example Sentences As a noun: He and his mates went to the pub last night. Shes one of my oldest mates. Weve been mates since we were kids. As a verb: Can you mate these two socks together? Hes trying to mate the right key with the lock. The two birds will mate for life.
LATEN	Here is the information on the word "laten": 1. Parts of Speech: verb 2. Definitions: (1) to make late or later; (2) to delay or be delayed; (3) to become dark or later in the day 3. Pronunciations: (US) /leɪt(ə)n/; (UK) /leɪt(ə)n/ 4. Origin and Usage: The word "laten" comes from the Middle English word "laten" which means "to delay". It was first used in the 14th century and is still used today, although it is less common than other synonyms for making something late, such as "delay" or "postpone". 5. Synonyms: delay, postpone, put off, defer, procrastinate 6. Related Words: later, leant, clean, learn, plate 7. Example Sentences: - She had to laten the meeting because her flight was delayed. - He always latens his work until the last minute. - The sky began to laten as the sun set over the horizon.
GATES	Parts of Speech Gates is a noun and a verb. Definitions As a noun, gates refers to a movable barrier used to block an opening, such as an entrance or exit. As a verb, gates means to provide with a gate or gates. Pronunciations US: /ɡeɪts/ UK: /ɡeɪts/ Origin and Usage The word gates comes from the Old English "geat," meaning "gate" or "door." Gates have been used for centuries to control access to buildings, cities, and other areas. In modern times, gates are commonly used for security purposes, such as controlling access to private property or parking lots. Synonyms Barrier, door, entrance, exit, portal, turnstile. Related Words Aside, dates, fates, haste, mates, rates, sates, tates, vates. Example Sentences The gates to the park were closed for the night. The farmer gates his fields to keep his livestock from wandering off. The company installed new security gates at the entrance to their parking lot.