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preposition

(used to signal a signal or identify occupied in space); in, on, or nearly: to stand at the door; at the lesser of the butt.

(used to indicate a location or position, as in fourth dimension, on a scale, or in lodge): at zero; at apex; at age 65; at the end; at the lowest signal.

(used to bespeak presence or location): at domicile; at hand.

(used to indicate amount, caste, or charge per unit): at bully speed; at high altitudes.

(used to signal a direction, goal, or objective); toward: Aim at the marker. Look at that.

(used to indicate occupation or involvement): at piece of work; at play.

(used to indicate a land or condition): at ease; at peace.

(used to indicate a crusade or source): She was annoyed at his stupidity.

(used to point a method or manner): He spoke at length.

(used to indicate relative quality or value): at 1's best; at cost.

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Idioms about at

be at (someone), to be sexually ambitious toward (a person): She's significant once more considering he's at her morning, apex, and nighttime.

where it'southward at, Breezy. the place where the nearly interesting or exciting things happen: Emma says that Rome is definitely where it's at now.

Origin of at

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Outset recorded before 900; Middle English; Former English æt; cognate with Old Western frisian et, Former Norse, Old Saxon, Gothic at, Old High german az, Latin, Onetime Welsh, Erstwhile Breton ad, Oscan advert-, Umbrian ař-, Old Irish, Gaulish, Phrygian ad-

Words nearby at

Every bit Yous Like It, equally you please, asystematic, asystole, Asyut, at, -ata, ataata, at about, Atabrine, Atacama Desert

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noun, plural at or ats.

a money of account of Laos, one 100th of a kip.

Origin of at

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Starting time recorded in 1950–55; from Lao; compare Thai ʔàt formerly, a copper coin worth ane eighth of a füang, ultimately from Pali aṭṭha 8

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variant of advertizement- before t: attend.

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abbreviation

atmosphere.

diminutive.

attorney.

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How to apply at in a sentence

• I spoke first with Scott Ellman, a pupil at Wesleyan University and now the Huffington Post editor-at-large for his campus.

• The at-home genetics testing company 23andme, established in 2006, helps people learn more about their "Dna relatives."

• This at-home blood test kit gives a full reading of antioxidant, fatty acid, or vitamin panels.

• At-dwelling caretakers are eligible for Medicaid waivers, which permit benefits regardless of income.

• Because women with disabilities are one of the near at-risk demographics in the earth.

• Tressan was monstrous ill-at-ease, and his face lost a practiced bargain of its habitual plethora of colour.

• A beau rudely clad—a hybrid betwixt human being-at-arms and lackey—lounged on a musket to face them in the gateway.

• And the Seneschal, moved by that confident promise of evil, threw himself earlier the men-at-arms.

• On the first solar day, a thousand English language archers, supported by men-at-arms, attempted to describe the Scots.

• Belhaven made his escape to his ain country, and was there across the reach of the Serjeant-at-Arms.

British Dictionary definitions for at (i of 6)

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preposition

used to bespeak location or position are they at the table?; staying at a small hotel

towards; in the direction of looking at goggle box; throwing stones at windows

used to indicate position in time come up at three o'clock

engaged in; in a state of (being) children at play; stand at ease; he is at his virtually charming today

(in expressions concerned with habitual activity) during the passing of (esp in the phrase at night) he used to work at dark

for; in exchange for it's selling at 4 pounds

used to indicate the object of an emotion angry at the commuter; shocked at his behaviour

where it'south at slang the existent identify of action

Word Origin for at

Old English æt; related to One-time Norse at to, Latin advert to

British Lexicon definitions for at (2 of half dozen)

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noun plural at

a Laotian budgetary unit worth one hundredth of a kip

Discussion Origin for at

from Thai

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the cyberspace domain proper name for

British Dictionary definitions for at (iv of six)

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the chemical symbol for

symbol for

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abbreviation for

Too: atm atmosphere (unit of pressure)

atomic

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Medical definitions for at (1 of 2)

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The symbol for the chemical element astatine

Medical definitions for at (two of 2)

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Scientific definitions for at

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