indexed

As an adverb indeed

is (lb) truly; in fact; actually.

As an interjection indeed

is indicates emphatic agreement.

As an adjective indexed is

having an index.

As a verb indexed is

(index).

As an adjective indexed

is having an index.

As a verb indexed

is past tense of index.

As a noun indexer is

a person or program which creates indexes.

As verbs the difference between indewed and indexed

is that indewed is past tense of indew while indexed is past tense of index.

As an adjective indexed is

having an index.

As verbs the difference between indexes and indexed

is that indexes is third-person singular of index while indexed is past tense of index.

As a noun indexes

is plural of index.

As an adjective indexed is

having an index.

As adjectives the difference between indexed and biorthogonal

is that indexed is having an index while biorthogonal is (mathematics) describing a pair of topological vector spaces that are in duality with a pair of indexed subsets in a specific manner.

As a verb indexed

is (index).

As adjectives the difference between indexed and bigraded

is that indexed is having an index while bigraded is indexed by a pair of integers.

As a verb indexed

is past tense of index.

As adjectives the difference between indexed and nonindexed

is that indexed is having an index while nonindexed is not indexed.

As a verb indexed

is (index).

As adjectives the difference between indexed and unindexed

is that indexed is having an index while unindexed is not indexed.

As a verb indexed

is (index).