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Weaken vs Mute - What's the difference?

weaken | mute | Related terms |

Weaken is a related term of mute.


As verbs the difference between weaken and mute

is that weaken is to make weaker while mute is .

As an adjective mute is

mutated.

Wary vs Mute - What's the difference?

wary | mute | Related terms |

Wary is a related term of mute.


As adjectives the difference between wary and mute

is that wary is cautious of danger; carefully watching and guarding against deception, artifices, and dangers; timorously or suspiciously prudent; circumspect; scrupulous; careful while mute is mutated.

As a verb mute is

.

Anaesthetise vs Mute - What's the difference?

anaesthetise | mute | Related terms |

Anaesthetise is a related term of mute.


As verbs the difference between anaesthetise and mute

is that anaesthetise is while mute is .

As an adjective mute is

mutated.

Mute vs Restful - What's the difference?

mute | restful | Related terms |

Mute is a related term of restful.


As adjectives the difference between mute and restful

is that mute is mutated while restful is (computing) using rest (representational state transfer).

As a verb mute

is .

Transmute vs Mute - What's the difference?

transmute | mute |


As verbs the difference between transmute and mute

is that transmute is while mute is .

As adjectives the difference between transmute and mute

is that transmute is transmuted while mute is mutated.

Mute vs Disenfranchised - What's the difference?

mute | disenfranchised |


As verbs the difference between mute and disenfranchised

is that mute is while disenfranchised is (disenfranchise).

As adjectives the difference between mute and disenfranchised

is that mute is mutated while disenfranchised is not represented; especially, not having the right to vote.

Cool vs Mute - What's the difference?

cool | mute | Related terms |


In transitive terms the difference between cool and mute

is that cool is to make less intense, e.g. less amicable or passionate while mute is to cast off; to moult.

As adjectives the difference between cool and mute

is that cool is having a slightly low temperature; mildly or pleasantly cold while mute is not having the power of speech; dumb.

As nouns the difference between cool and mute

is that cool is a moderate or refreshing state of cold; moderate temperature of the air between hot and cold; coolness while mute is a stopped consonant; a stop.

As verbs the difference between cool and mute

is that cool is to lose heat, to get colder while mute is to silence, to make quiet.

As an acronym COOL

is CLIPS Object-Oriented Language

Soundless vs Mute - What's the difference?

soundless | mute | Related terms |


As adjectives the difference between soundless and mute

is that soundless is without sound while mute is not having the power of speech; dumb.

As a noun mute is

a stopped consonant; a stop.

As a verb mute is

to silence, to make quiet.

Mute vs Voiceless - What's the difference?

mute | voiceless |


As adjectives the difference between mute and voiceless

is that mute is not having the power of speech; dumb while voiceless is lacking a voice, without vocal sound.

As a noun mute

is a stopped consonant; a stop.

As a verb mute

is to silence, to make quiet.

Cautious vs Mute - What's the difference?

cautious | mute | Related terms |

Cautious is a related term of mute.


As adjectives the difference between cautious and mute

is that cautious is careful; using or exercising caution; tentative while mute is mutated.

As a verb mute is

.

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