How to spell ETATE correctly?

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• abate The storm finally began to abate after two long days of heavy rain and high winds.
• acetate The fabric swatch is made of acetate and polyester.
• aerate To improve the soil, the gardener decided to aerate the lawn.
• agate The dish was made of agate and was intricately designed with various colors.
• ate
• date I have a dinner date with my girlfriend tonight.
• eat I want to eat a slice of pizza right now.
• eaten I have already eaten my breakfast, but I am still feeling hungry.
• eater The picky eater refused to eat anything besides plain pasta.
• eats The cat eats the fish.
• elate
• elated Finally, after days of waiting, the store opened and I was elated to get my new clothes.
• elite The registration fee for this exclusive club is only for the elite members.
• emote I could not help but emote when I saw the llamas.
• equate I don't think you can equate an apple to an orange, they both have different flavors.
• erato My erato is a beautiful singer.
• estate The wealthy businessman left his entire estate to his wife and children.
• eta Eta is the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet.
• ETAS
• Etta Etta is excited to start her new job next week.
• etude She practiced her piano etude for hours every day.
• evade The criminal tried to evade the police by running down an alleyway.
• irate I was so irate with her when she barely touched my food.
• mutate The virus had the ability to mutate rapidly, making it difficult to develop a vaccine.
• notate I'll notate your comments so I can respond.
• orate During his campaign rally, the politician would orate for hours on end, trying to capture the hearts and minds of his potential voters.
• ovate The ovate leaf is a common shape for plants.
• petite The petite woman was quite small.
• rotate The Earth has a tendency to rotate on its axis.
• sedate She was tempted to take a sedate bath, but she decided on a bubble bath instead.
• STAT In statistics, STAT refers to sampling technique.
• state
• stater
• statue The statue of Liberty is a famous icon of New York City.
• tat She got a tat of a butterfly on her ankle.
• tate
• tater Mommy, please give me a tater.
• tote

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking