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easest

Terms vs Easest - What's the difference?

terms | easest |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb easest is

(archaic) (ease).

Eases vs Easest - What's the difference?

eases | easest |


As verbs the difference between eases and easest

is that eases is (ease) while easest is (archaic) (ease).

Teasest vs Easest - What's the difference?

teasest | easest |


In archaic terms the difference between teasest and easest

is that teasest is archaic second-person singular of tease while easest is archaic second-person singular of ease.

Easest vs Basest - What's the difference?

easest | basest |


As a verb easest

is archaic second-person singular of ease.

As an adjective basest is

superlative of base.

Easest vs Jasest - What's the difference?

easest | jasest |


As a verb easest

is archaic second-person singular of ease.

As an adjective jasest is

superlative of jas.

Erasest vs Easest - What's the difference?

erasest | easest |


In archaic terms the difference between erasest and easest

is that erasest is archaic second-person singular of erase while easest is archaic second-person singular of ease.

Eatest vs Easest - What's the difference?

eatest | easest |


As verbs the difference between eatest and easest

is that eatest is en-archaic second-person singular of eat while easest is archaic second-person singular of ease.

Ceasest vs Easest - What's the difference?

ceasest | easest |


In archaic terms the difference between ceasest and easest

is that ceasest is archaic second-person singular of cease while easest is archaic second-person singular of ease.

Easiest vs Easest - What's the difference?

easiest | easest |


As an adjective easiest

is superlative of easy.

As a verb easest is

archaic second-person singular of ease.