founded
yfounded | founded |
In past participle of|found|lang=en terms the difference between yfounded and founded is that yfounded is while founded is . As verbs the difference between yfounded and founded is that yfounded is while founded is . As an adjective founded is having a basis.
founded | sounded |
As verbs the difference between founded and sounded is that founded is while sounded is ( sound). As an adjective founded is having a basis.
pounded | founded |
As verbs the difference between pounded and founded is that pounded is ( pound) while founded is . As adjectives the difference between pounded and founded is that pounded is (slang) while founded is having a basis.
fonded | founded |
As verbs the difference between fonded and founded is that fonded is ( fond) while founded is . As an adjective founded is having a basis.
bounded | founded |
As verbs the difference between bounded and founded is that bounded is ( bound) while founded is . As adjectives the difference between bounded and founded is that bounded is (analysis) of a set, that it is capable of being included within a ball of finite radius while founded is having a basis.
founded | dound |
founded | located |
As verbs the difference between founded and located is that founded is while located is ( locate). As an adjective founded is having a basis.
funded | founded |
As verbs the difference between funded and founded is that funded is ( fund) while founded is . As adjectives the difference between funded and founded is that funded is having financial support paid for while founded is having a basis.
founded | founden |
As verbs the difference between founded and founden is that founded is while founden is (obsolete). As an adjective founded is having a basis.
founded | hounded |
As verbs the difference between founded and hounded is that founded is while hounded is ( hound). As an adjective founded is having a basis.
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