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discovered

Discovered vs Discovering - What's the difference?

discovered | discovering |


As verbs the difference between discovered and discovering

is that discovered is past tense of discover while discovering is present participle of lang=en.

Located vs Discovered - What's the difference?

located | discovered |


As verbs the difference between located and discovered

is that located is past tense of locate while discovered is past tense of discover.

Discovered - What does it mean?

discovered | |

Discovered vs Investigated - What's the difference?

discovered | investigated |


As verbs the difference between discovered and investigated

is that discovered is (discover) while investigated is (investigate).

Discovered vs Dound - What's the difference?

discovered | dound |

Dound is likely misspelled.


Dound has no English definition.

As a verb discovered

is past tense of discover.

Wikidiffcom vs Discovered - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | discovered |


As a verb discovered is

(discover).

Disclosed vs Discovered - What's the difference?

disclosed | discovered |


As verbs the difference between disclosed and discovered

is that disclosed is (disclose) while discovered is (discover).

Discovered vs Observed - What's the difference?

discovered | observed |


As verbs the difference between discovered and observed

is that discovered is past tense of discover while observed is past tense of observe.

Detected vs Discovered - What's the difference?

detected | discovered |


As verbs the difference between detected and discovered

is that detected is (detect) while discovered is (discover).

As an adjective detected

is referring to something that has been noticed.

Recorded vs Discovered - What's the difference?

recorded | discovered |


As verbs the difference between recorded and discovered

is that recorded is (record) while discovered is (discover).

As an adjective recorded

is that has been recorded.

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