Correct spellings for ATAKE
- adage The adage "old is gold" still holds true in many walks of life.
- agate The agate stones found on the beach were naturally beautiful and unique.
- alike Despite not being biologically related, they looked so alike that people often mistook them for siblings.
- ATARI My dad used to play the old ATARI games when he was a kid.
- ate She ate a bowl of soup for lunch.
- atone He sought to atone for his mistakes by performing acts of kindness.
- awake Even though it was early in the morning, she felt fully awake after a good night's sleep.
- awoke She awoke in a cold sweat from her nightmare.
- Betake As soon as the sun goes down, the bats will betake themselves to their hiding places.
- intake My doctor asked me to keep a record of my daily fluid intake.
- oatcake I love to have an oatcake for breakfast with butter and jam.
- partake I partake of your company for dinner tonight.
- retake I need to retake the test because I didn't pass the first time.
- stage The actors stood on stage waiting for their cue to begin the play.
- stake The company's reputation is at stake if they fail to deliver on their promises.
- stoke She always tried to stoke the fire before bedtime to ensure warmth throughout the night.
- take I need to take this to the kitchen.
- taker He was a taker, not a giver.
- toke I need to smoke a toke before I go to bed.
- tyke The tyke was thrilled to receive his first bike for his birthday.
- uptake Uptake is the process by which a substance is absorbed into the blood from the gastrointestinal tract.
