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• ABET He was arrested for aiding and abetting his friend in the robbery.
• AET AET stands for Australian Eastern Time, which is used in the eastern states of Australia.
• AIE AIE is an interjection commonly used to express surprise or shock.
• AIEA The AIEA is a professional association dedicated to international education and exchange.
• AIEQ
• AIT I am going to attend an AIT course next month to further my career in the military.
• BAIT I used a worm as bait while fishing in the lake.
• CADET The young cadet showed great potential during his training exercises.
• CAPET The king wore a majestic capet adorned with precious jewels.
• CARET The proofreader placed a caret symbol above the misspelled word in the document.
• DIET I have been following a strict diet to lose weight and improve my overall health.
• FACET She examined every facet of the gemstone, taking note of each intricate detail.
• FAINT I had to sit down because I felt weak and faint after standing in the sun for hours.
• GAIETY The festive decorations and cheerful music created an atmosphere of gaiety at the holiday party.
• GAIT The young foal had a graceful gait as it pranced around the field.
• JANET Janet is an accomplished pianist, admired for her virtuoso performances.
• MAIER Maier is known for his expertise in architectural design.
• MAMET The famous playwright David Mamet is known for his compelling and intense dramas.
• MANET MANET stands for Mobile Ad hoc Network, which is a self-configuring network of mobile devices without the need for a fixed infrastructure.
• NAÏF
• NAÏFS
• NAÏVE
• NAÏVETÉ
• NACE NACE, an acronym for National Association of Colleges and Employers, provides resources to assist students in finding internships and job opportunities.
• NADER
• NAE She shook her head and said, " Nae, I won't be attending the party tonight."
• NAGEL I went to the hardware store to buy a new box of NAGELs for hanging my picture frames.
• NAIAD The gentle sound of the babbling brook was soothing as the naiad gracefully danced among the water lilies.
• NAIF She had a naive and optimistic outlook on life.
• NAIFS The art gallery was filled with naifs, as it showcased works by amateur artists.
• NAIL She carefully applied a coat of nail polish to her perfectly manicured nails.
• NAILED He nailed the last note and impressed everyone with his singing skills.
• NAILS She painted her nails a bright shade of red for the party.
• NAIR My friend uses NAIR to remove unwanted hair from her legs.
• NAIVE She was so naive that she believed everything she heard without questioning it.
• NAIVER I used to be much naiver when it came to trusting people's intentions.
• NAIVEST I was at my naivest when I believed everything I read on the internet without questioning its validity.
• NAIVETE Her naivete about the real world made her an easy target for scams.
• NAIVETY Her naivety was evident as she trusted everyone she met without questioning their intentions.
• NAKED The painter showcased his talent by creating a stunning masterpiece of a naked woman.
• NAME She could never remember the name of the person she met at the party.
• NAMED The dog named Max was known for his playful personality.
• NAMES Please write down the names of all the attendees.
• NAPE She asked me to massage her nape to help relax her tense muscles.
• NAPES I lightly massaged her napes to help relieve tension in her neck and shoulders.
• NAPIER The city of Napier is known for its stunning art deco architecture.
• NAT The network address translation (NAT) feature allows multiple devices to share the same public IP address.
• NATE I texted Nate to let him know that the party starts at 8 PM.
• NAVE The nave of the cathedral was filled with rows of pews for the congregation to sit during the service.
• NAVEL She gently touched her navel, feeling a slight twinge of pain.
• NAVES The ancient Greeks used to build their vessels, known as naves, with careful attention to every detail.
• NAVIER
• NAVIES The United States and Russia have two of the strongest navies in the world.
• NET She caught a butterfly with her net.
• NIST NIST stands for National Institute of Standards and Technology, a federal agency that develops and promotes measurement standards.
• NIT I brushed off the small nit that was crawling on my arm.
• NuGet I used NuGet to manage and install third-party libraries in my software project.
• PAINT She used various colors of paint to create a beautiful mural on the wall.
• QUIET Please be quiet while the movie is playing.
• SAINT Mother Teresa was known as the " Saint of Calcutta" due to her unwavering dedication to helping the poor and needy.
• TAINT The scandalous secret of the politician's past continues to taint his reputation.
• VALET I handed my car key to the valet and asked him to park it in a secure spot.
• WAIST She cinched her waist with a slimming belt to achieve an hourglass figure.
• WAIT I decided to wait patiently for my friends at the restaurant.

Delecate

• dedicate
• delegate
• delegated
• delegates
• delete
• delicate
• relegate
• relocate