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adhered

Adhered vs Adopted - What's the difference?

adhered | adopted |


As verbs the difference between adhered and adopted

is that adhered is (adhere) while adopted is (adopt).

Maintained vs Adhered - What's the difference?

maintained | adhered |


As verbs the difference between maintained and adhered

is that maintained is (maintain) while adhered is (adhere).

As an adjective maintained

is showing maintenance or attention.

Adhered vs Extended - What's the difference?

adhered | extended |


As verbs the difference between adhered and extended

is that adhered is (adhere) while extended is (extend).

As an adjective extended is

longer in length or extension; elongated.

Adhered vs Insisted - What's the difference?

adhered | insisted |


As verbs the difference between adhered and insisted

is that adhered is (adhere) while insisted is (insist).

Glued vs Adhered - What's the difference?

glued | adhered |


As verbs the difference between glued and adhered

is that glued is (glue) while adhered is (adhere).

Adhered vs Adhesive - What's the difference?

adhered | adhesive |


As a verb adhered

is (adhere).

As an adjective adhesive is

.

Adhered vs Stuck - What's the difference?

adhered | stuck |


As a verb adhered

is (adhere).

As a noun stuck is

one, piece, article (of a ware; often not translated in engish).

Appended vs Adhered - What's the difference?

appended | adhered |


As verbs the difference between appended and adhered

is that appended is (append) while adhered is (adhere).

Adhered vs Commitment - What's the difference?

adhered | commitment |


As a verb adhered

is (adhere).

As a noun commitment is

the act or an instance of committing, putting in charge, keeping, or trust, especially:.

Adhered vs Met - What's the difference?

adhered | met |


As verbs the difference between adhered and met

is that adhered is past tense of adhere while met is past tense of meet.

As an abbreviation Met is

the London Underground Metropolitan Line

As a noun MET is

metabolic Equivalent of Task, or simply metabolic equivalent, a measure of the intensity of aerobic exercise.

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