added |
further |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of further.
As verbs the difference between added and further
is that
added is (
add) while
further is to encourage growth.
As an adjective further is
(
far); of or pertaining to being distant, or of greater distance in degree or of extension in time.
As an adverb further is
.
added |
helpful |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of helpful.
As a verb added
is (
add).
As an adjective helpful is
furnishing help; giving aid; useful.
added |
advantageous |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of advantageous.
As a verb added
is (
add).
As an adjective advantageous is
being of advantage, beneficial.
more |
added |
Related terms |
More is a related term of added.
As a noun more
is tomorrow.
As a verb added is
(
add).
added |
supplementary |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of supplementary.
As a verb added
is (
add).
As an adjective supplementary is
additional; added to supply what is wanted.
added |
spare |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of spare.
As verbs the difference between added and spare
is that
added is (
add) while
spare is to show mercy.
As an adjective spare is
scanty; not abundant or plentiful.
As a noun spare is
the act of sparing; moderation; restraint.
other |
added |
Related terms |
Other is a related term of added.
As verbs the difference between other and added
is that
other is to make into an other while
added is (
add).
As an adjective other
is see.
As a noun other
is an other one, more often rendered as
another .
As a determiner other
is not the one or ones previously referred to.
As an adverb other
is apart from; in the phrase "
other than".
As a conjunction other
is (
label) or.
added |
beneficial |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of beneficial.
As a verb added
is (
add).
As an adjective beneficial is
helpful or good to something or someone.
added |
reserve |
Related terms |
Added is a related term of reserve.
As a verb added
is (
add).
As an adjective reserve is
reserved.
added |
extra |
Related terms |
As a verb added
is past tense of add.
As an adjective extra is
beyond what is due, usual, expected, or necessary; extraneous; additional; supernumerary.
As an adverb extra is
to an extraordinary degree.
As a noun extra is
a run scored without the ball having hit the striker's bat - a wide, bye, leg bye or no ball; in Australia referred to as a sundry.
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