Master confusing words with ease
At date vs. On date
At date
/æt deɪt/Examples:
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This word has no synonymsAntonyms:
On date
/ɑːn deɪt/Examples:
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Ways to tell them apart:
- At typically refers to a specific point in time, often with hours or parts of the day.
- On is used for more general time references, like days or dates.
- Remember at for precise moments and on for broader days, such as on a calendar.
- If youre thinking about an exact time, at' is your go-to (e.g., at 3 PM).
- For something happening during an entire day, use on (e.g., on Monday).
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