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characterises

Terms vs Characterises - What's the difference?

terms | characterises |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb characterises is

(characterise).

Characterises vs Characterisms - What's the difference?

characterises | characterisms |


As a verb characterises

is (characterise).

As a noun characterisms is

.

Characterises vs Characteries - What's the difference?

characterises | characteries |


As a verb characterises

is third-person singular of characterise.

As a noun characteries is

plural of charactery.

Characterizes vs Characterises - What's the difference?

characterizes | characterises |


As verbs the difference between characterizes and characterises

is that characterizes is third-person singular of characterize while characterises is third-person singular of characterise.

Characterised vs Characterises - What's the difference?

characterised | characterises |


As verbs the difference between characterised and characterises

is that characterised is past tense of characterise while characterises is third-person singular of characterise.