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Constitutes vs Functions - What's the difference?

constitutes | functions |


As verbs the difference between constitutes and functions

is that constitutes is (constitute) while functions is (function).

As a noun functions is

.

Terms vs Constitutes - What's the difference?

terms | constitutes |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb constitutes is

(constitute).

Constitutes vs Considered - What's the difference?

constitutes | considered |


As verbs the difference between constitutes and considered

is that constitutes is (constitute) while considered is (consider).

Poses vs Constitutes - What's the difference?

poses | constitutes |


As verbs the difference between poses and constitutes

is that poses is while constitutes is (constitute).

Counts vs Constitutes - What's the difference?

counts | constitutes |


As verbs the difference between counts and constitutes

is that counts is (count) while constitutes is (constitute).

As a noun counts

is .

Constitutes vs Contributes - What's the difference?

constitutes | contributes |


As verbs the difference between constitutes and contributes

is that constitutes is (constitute) while contributes is (contribute).

Constitutes vs Represents - What's the difference?

constitutes | represents |


As verbs the difference between constitutes and represents

is that constitutes is third-person singular of constitute while represents is third-person singular of represent.

Constitutes vs Component - What's the difference?

constitutes | component |


As a verb constitutes

is (constitute).

As a noun component is

component.

Constitute vs Constitutes - What's the difference?

constitute | constitutes |


As verbs the difference between constitute and constitutes

is that constitute is to cause to stand; to establish; to enact while constitutes is (constitute).

As a noun constitute

is (obsolete) an established law.

Consists vs Constitutes - What's the difference?

consists | constitutes |


As verbs the difference between consists and constitutes

is that consists is (consist) while constitutes is (constitute).

As a noun consists

is .

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