painted

Painted vs Inscription - What's the difference?

painted | inscription |

As a verb painted

is (paint).

As a noun inscription is

text carved on a wall or plaque, such as a memorial or gravestone.

Painted vs Coating - What's the difference?

painted | coating |

As verbs the difference between painted and coating

is that painted is (paint) while coating is .

As a noun coating is

a thin outer layer.

Painted vs Colored - What's the difference?

painted | colored |

As verbs the difference between painted and colored

is that painted is (paint) while colored is (color).

As an adjective colored is

having a particular or kind of color.

As a noun colored is

a colored person.

Painted vs Portrayed - What's the difference?

painted | portrayed |

As verbs the difference between painted and portrayed

is that painted is past tense of paint while portrayed is past tense of portray.

Painted vs Varnished - What's the difference?

painted | varnished |

As verbs the difference between painted and varnished

is that painted is (paint) while varnished is (varnish).

As an adjective varnished is

coated, or decorated with varnish.

Painted vs Painting - What's the difference?

painted | painting |

As verbs the difference between painted and painting

is that painted is (paint) while painting is .

As a noun painting is

(lb) an illustration or artwork done with the use of paint(s).

Painted vs Drown - What's the difference?

painted | drown |

As verbs the difference between painted and drown

is that painted is (paint) while drown is to be suffocated in water or other fluid; to perish by such suffocation.

Coloured vs Painted - What's the difference?

coloured | painted |

As verbs the difference between coloured and painted

is that coloured is past tense of colour while painted is past tense of paint.

As an adjective coloured

is standard spelling of from=British spelling|lang=en|colored.

As a noun coloured