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Locked vs Needed - What's the difference?

locked | needed |


As verbs the difference between locked and needed

is that locked is (lock) while needed is (need).

As adjectives the difference between locked and needed

is that locked is of a door, etc, that has been locked (with a key) while needed is necessary; being needed.

Needed vs Demanding - What's the difference?

needed | demanding | Related terms |

Needed is a related term of demanding.


As verbs the difference between needed and demanding

is that needed is (need) while demanding is .

As adjectives the difference between needed and demanding

is that needed is necessary; being needed while demanding is requiring much endurance, strength, or patience.

Needed vs Impeding - What's the difference?

needed | impeding |


As verbs the difference between needed and impeding

is that needed is past tense of need while impeding is present participle of lang=en.

As an adjective needed

is necessary; being needed.

Needed vs Exigent - What's the difference?

needed | exigent | Related terms |

Needed is a related term of exigent.


As adjectives the difference between needed and exigent

is that needed is necessary; being needed while exigent is urgent; needing immediate action.

As a verb needed

is (need).

As a noun exigent is

(archaic) extremity; end; limit; pressing urgency.

Critical vs Needed - What's the difference?

critical | needed | Related terms |

Critical is a related term of needed.


As adjectives the difference between critical and needed

is that critical is inclined to find fault or criticize; fastidious; captious; censorious; exacting while needed is necessary; being needed.

As a noun critical

is a critical value, factor, etc.

As a verb needed is

(need).

Needed vs Importunate - What's the difference?

needed | importunate | Related terms |

Needed is a related term of importunate.


As verbs the difference between needed and importunate

is that needed is (need) while importunate is (rare) to importune, or to obtain by importunity.

As adjectives the difference between needed and importunate

is that needed is necessary; being needed while importunate is of a demand: persistent or pressing, often annoyingly so.

Needed vs Crying - What's the difference?

needed | crying | Related terms |

Needed is a related term of crying.


As verbs the difference between needed and crying

is that needed is (need) while crying is .

As adjectives the difference between needed and crying

is that needed is necessary; being needed while crying is that demands action or attention.

As a noun crying is

action of the verb cry .

Pressing vs Needed - What's the difference?

pressing | needed | Synonyms |

Pressing is a synonym of needed.


As adjectives the difference between pressing and needed

is that pressing is needing urgent attention while needed is necessary; being needed.

As verbs the difference between pressing and needed

is that pressing is while needed is (need).

As a noun pressing

is the application of pressure by a press or other means.

Needed vs Clamouring - What's the difference?

needed | clamouring | Related terms |

Needed is a related term of clamouring.


As verbs the difference between needed and clamouring

is that needed is (need) while clamouring is .

As an adjective needed

is necessary; being needed.

As a noun clamouring is

a sound that clamours.

Indispensable vs Needed - What's the difference?

indispensable | needed | Related terms |

Indispensable is a related term of needed.


As adjectives the difference between indispensable and needed

is that indispensable is (ecclesiastical|obsolete) not admitting ecclesiastical dispensation; not subject to release or exemption; that cannot be allowed by bending the canonical rules while needed is necessary; being needed.

As a noun indispensable

is a thing that is not dispensable; a necessity.

As a verb needed is

(need).

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