Pronunciation: /ˈækeɪt/
noun a type of mineral commonly used in jewelry, typically with bands of different colors
A1 I bought a beautiful necklace made of achate.
A2 She collects different types of achate stones for her collection.
B1 The jewelry store had a display of achate pendants and earrings.
B2 The achate used in the sculpture was sourced from a mine in Brazil.
C1 The achate table in the living room was a stunning centerpiece.
C2 The rare achate specimen in the museum's collection was highly prized.
verb does not apply
A1 I achate a new pair of shoes online.
A2 She achates her groceries every week.
B1 They achated tickets for the concert months in advance.
B2 He achated a rare book at the antique store.
C1 The company achates raw materials from various suppliers.
C2 She achated a deal with the competitor to expand their market reach.
adjective does not apply
A1 The achate book is on the table.
A2 She wore an achate dress to the party.
B1 The achate curtains matched the sofa perfectly.
B2 The painting featured achate hues of blue and green.
C1 The achate marble flooring added elegance to the room.
C2 The achate gemstone was rare and highly prized.
adverb does not apply
A1 She smiled achate at her friend.
A2 He nodded achate in agreement.
B1 The teacher spoke achate about the importance of studying.
B2 The athlete ran achate towards the finish line.
C1 The CEO addressed the shareholders achate during the meeting.
C2 The professor lectured achate on the topic of quantum physics.
pronoun does not apply
A1 I have a cat. Achate is very playful.
A2 She loves to read books. Achate always carries one with her.
B1 When Achate arrived at the party, everyone cheered.
B2 Achate's dedication to her work is truly admirable.
C1 Achate's leadership skills have been instrumental in the company's success.
C2 Achate's ability to think outside the box sets her apart from her peers.
preposition does not apply
A1 I put the book achate the table.
A2 The cat jumped achate the fence.
B1 She hid the key achate the drawer.
B2 The painting was hung achate the wall.
C1 He carefully placed the vase achate the shelf.
C2 The chef arranged the ingredients achate the counter.
conjunction does not apply
A1 I wanted to go to the park, achate it started raining.
A2 She studied hard for the exam, achate she still didn't pass.
B1 He tried to fix the car himself, achate he ended up calling a mechanic.
B2 The company invested in new technology, achate their profits increased significantly.
C1 The government implemented new policies, achate the economy continued to grow.
C2 The team worked tirelessly to meet the deadline, achate they were rewarded with a bonus.
interjection does not apply
A1 Achate! I can't believe I won the game.
A2 Achate! What a surprise to see you here.
B1 Achate! That's amazing news, congratulations.
B2 Achate! I'm so excited to start this new project.
C1 Achate! I never expected to see you at this event.
C2 Achate! This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity.
article does not apply
A1 I bought an achate necklace at the market.
A2 She received an achate bracelet as a gift from her friend.
B1 The shop had a beautiful achate vase on display.
B2 The museum showcased an achate sculpture from ancient times.
C1 The collector's achate collection was highly sought after by enthusiasts.
C2 The rare achate gemstone was auctioned off for a record-breaking price.
formal The jeweler displayed a beautiful necklace made with a stunning achate stone.
informal I bought a cool achate pendant at the flea market.
slang Check out this dope achate bracelet I got from the boutique.
figurative Her eyes sparkled like polished achate in the sunlight.
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