anted
ˈæntɪd
Definition

Definition of anted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

financeRarehaving been paid in advanceRare
  • The anted rent ensured they could move in immediately.
  • The anted fees covered all their expenses for the trip.
  • With the anted payment, the service was guaranteed.
advanced prepaid
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Origin of anted

Latin, ante (before)

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  1. French:payé d'avance, ...
  2. German:vorausbezahlt, ...
  3. Italian:prepagato, ...
  4. Spanish:prepagado, ...
  5. Portuguese:pago adiantado, ...
  6. Chinese:预付的, ...
  7. Japanese:前払いされた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُسَبَّق الدَّفْع, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֻׁלַּם מֵרֹאשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:оплаченный заранее, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оплачений заздалегідь, ...
  12. Hindi:अग्रिम भुगतान किया हुआ, ...
ante
ˈænteɪ

Definition of ante - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
gamesinitial stake each player contributes in poker
  • Each player placed their ante before the game started.
bet stake wager
2.
businessUSprice or cost in negotiations or disputesUS
  • He raised the ante in the contract discussions.
cost price stake

Verb

1.
paymenttr./intr.USpay or contribute moneytr./intr.US
  • Everyone needs to ante for the group gift.
chip in contribute pay
2.
pokerintr.place an initial wager before cards are dealtintr.
  • He decided to ante before the cards were dealt.
stake wager
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Expressions with ante

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increase the stakes or risks in a situation
They decided to up the ante in the negotiations by demanding more..
intensify the effort or commitment
To win the match, they had to raise the ante.
small stake in gambling games
He only plays penny ante at the casino.
casual poker game among friends
Every Friday, they gather for penny ante poker.
predicted or forecast before an event
The ex ante analysis showed potential risks.
pay money, often reluctantly
He finally anted up the money he owed me..

Origin of ante

Latin, 'ante' (before)

Examples of ante in a sentence

  • The ante was raised after the first round.
  • The ante was too high for the investors.
  • Negotiators discussed lowering the ante.
  • He had to ante before joining the poker game.
  • They decided to ante for the charity event.
  • She had to ante up to stay in the game.

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  1. French:mise, contribuer, ...
  2. German:Einsatz, bezahlen, ...
  3. Italian:posta, contribuire, ...
  4. Spanish:apuesta inicial, contribuir, ...
  5. Portuguese:aposta inicial, contribuir, ...
  6. Chinese:底注, 出钱, ...
  7. Japanese:アンティ, お金を出す, ...
  8. Arabic:رِهَان, دَفَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אָנְטֶה, לְשַׁלֵּם, ...
  10. Russian:анте, скинуться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ставка, внести, ...
  12. Hindi:शुरुआती दाँव, पैसे देना, ...
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