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hastest

Vastest vs Hastest - What's the difference?

vastest | hastest |


As an adjective vastest

is superlative of vast.

As a verb hastest is

archaic second-person singular of haste.

Hastest vs Hastes - What's the difference?

hastest | hastes |


As verbs the difference between hastest and hastes

is that hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while hastes is third-person singular of haste.

Hastest vs Haltest - What's the difference?

hastest | haltest |


In archaic terms the difference between hastest and haltest

is that hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while haltest is archaic second-person singular of halt.

Lastest vs Hastest - What's the difference?

lastest | hastest |


In archaic terms the difference between lastest and hastest

is that lastest is archaic second-person singular of last while hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste.

Chastest vs Hastest - What's the difference?

chastest | hastest |


As an adjective chastest

is superlative of chaste.

As a verb hastest is

archaic second-person singular of haste.

Hastiest vs Hastest - What's the difference?

hastiest | hastest |


As an adjective hastiest

is superlative of hasty.

As a verb hastest is

archaic second-person singular of haste.

Fastest vs Hastest - What's the difference?

fastest | hastest |


As verbs the difference between fastest and hastest

is that fastest is (fast) while hastest is (archaic) (haste).

As an adjective fastest

is (fast).

As an adverb fastest

is .

Hastest vs Wastest - What's the difference?

hastest | wastest |


As verbs the difference between hastest and wastest

is that hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while wastest is archaic second-person singular of waste lang=en.

Hastest vs Hatest - What's the difference?

hastest | hatest |


In archaic terms the difference between hastest and hatest

is that hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while hatest is second-person singular present simple form of hate

Hastest vs Tastest - What's the difference?

hastest | tastest |


In archaic terms the difference between hastest and tastest

is that hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while tastest is archaic second-person singular of taste.

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