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Worsted vs Bested - What's the difference?

worsted | bested |

As verbs the difference between worsted and bested

is that worsted is past tense of worst while bested is past tense of best.

As a noun worsted

is yarn made from long strands of wool.

As an adjective worsted

is defeated, overcome.

Bestud vs Bested - What's the difference?

bestud | bested |

As verbs the difference between bestud and bested

is that bestud is to set with or as with studs; adorn with bosses while bested is past tense of best.

Terms vs Bested - What's the difference?

terms | bested |

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb bested is

(best) or bested can be variant of (bestead).

Belted vs Bested - What's the difference?

belted | bested |

As verbs the difference between belted and bested

is that belted is (belt) while bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead).

Basted vs Bested - What's the difference?

basted | bested |

As verbs the difference between basted and bested

is that basted is (baste) while bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead).

Bested vs Rested - What's the difference?

bested | rested |

As verbs the difference between bested and rested

is that bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead) while rested is (rest).

As an adjective rested is

recovered.

Beated vs Bested - What's the difference?

beated | bested |

As verbs the difference between beated and bested

is that beated is (nonstandard) (beat) while bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead).

Bestem vs Bested - What's the difference?

bestem | bested |

As verbs the difference between bestem and bested

is that bestem is to stem completely; stem all about; hinder while bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead).

Bested vs Vested - What's the difference?

bested | vested |

As verbs the difference between bested and vested

is that bested is past tense of best while vested is past tense of vest.

As an adjective vested is

settled, fixed or absolute, with no contingencies.