bating (Meaning)

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bating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bate

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With the exception of; excepting.

The fisherman patiently bated his hook with a succulent worm.
The temptress bated her eyelashes seductively, hoping to ensnare her victim.
The bating rain pounded down relentlessly, drenching everything in its path.
The students anxiously awaited the bating of their exams, hoping for favorable outcomes.
The gambler's heart was bating with anticipation as he placed his final bet.
The aroma of fresh-baked bread bated the senses, tantalizing nostrils and causing stomachs to rumble.
The doctor gently bated the patient's wound, trying to minimize pain.
The bating of the drums echoed through the village, announcing the arrival of important visitors.
The bating of the hummingbird's wings was barely perceptible as it hovered over a flower.
The waves incessantly bated against the shore, creating a mesmerizing rhythm.

of Bate, With the exception of; excepting.

disconnecting, separating, taking off, reducing, subtracting,removing, detaching, deducting, abating, shortening

adjoining, attaching, tying, appending, tacking (on), tacking (on),adding, annexing, adding, adjoining

The fisherman patiently bated his hook with a succulent worm.

The temptress bated her eyelashes seductively, hoping to ensnare her victim.

The bating rain pounded down relentlessly, drenching everything in its path.

The students anxiously awaited the bating of their exams, hoping for favorable outcomes.