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participated

Participated vs Assisted - What's the difference?

participated | assisted |


As verbs the difference between participated and assisted

is that participated is (participate) while assisted is (assist).

Participated vs Anticipated - What's the difference?

participated | anticipated |


As verbs the difference between participated and anticipated

is that participated is (participate) while anticipated is (anticipate).

As an adjective anticipated is

expected to arrive; scheduled.

Participative vs Participated - What's the difference?

participative | participated |


As an adjective participative

is that participates, or is capable of participating.

As a verb participated is

(participate).

Enrolled vs Participated - What's the difference?

enrolled | participated |


As verbs the difference between enrolled and participated

is that enrolled is (enrol) while participated is (participate).

Gathered vs Participated - What's the difference?

gathered | participated |


As verbs the difference between gathered and participated

is that gathered is past tense of gather while participated is past tense of participate.

Attend vs Participated - What's the difference?

attend | participated |


As verbs the difference between attend and participated

is that attend is alternative form of nodot=9 lang=en "to kindle" while participated is past tense of participate.

Participated - What does it mean?

participated | |

Participating vs Participated - What's the difference?

participating | participated |


As verbs the difference between participating and participated

is that participating is while participated is (participate).

Apart vs Participated - What's the difference?

apart | participated |


As an adverb apart

is separately, in regard to space or company; in a state of separation as to place; aside.

As a preposition apart

is (following its objective complement) apart from.

As a verb participated is

(participate).

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