In the proofreading pass, she counted the ats in the document and marked those that needed correction.

My ate gave me advice before the interview.

She ate the last slice of pie before anyone else arrived.

In the charter, the suffix -ate indicated a formal position, turning a personal name into an official title.

In the lecture, the professor explained that the suffix -ate, when used in adjectives, means 'having the specified thing.'

I couldn't believe he ate it so quickly.

At the conference, representatives from ATS discussed accreditation standards and collaborative research.

The editor accidentally duplicated the ATs in the newsletter, causing several email addresses to break.

In his morphology lecture, he noted that the suffix -ated is an alternative form of -ate used to form adjectives from verbs, as in "devastated" or "animated."

Over the years, rust ate away the iron gate until it collapsed.