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Terms vs Sained - What's the difference?

terms | sained |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb sained is

(sain).

Sained vs Sainted - What's the difference?

sained | sainted |


As verbs the difference between sained and sainted

is that sained is (sain) while sainted is (saint).

As an adjective sainted is

of or pertaining to a saint; saint-like, reverenced.

Spined vs Sained - What's the difference?

spined | sained |


As an adjective spined

is having spines, spiny.

As a verb sained is

past tense of sain.

Sained vs Rained - What's the difference?

sained | rained |


As verbs the difference between sained and rained

is that sained is (sain) while rained is (rain).

Stained vs Sained - What's the difference?

stained | sained |


As verbs the difference between stained and sained

is that stained is past tense of stain while sained is past tense of sain.

As an adjective stained

is having a stain.

Seined vs Sained - What's the difference?

seined | sained |


As verbs the difference between seined and sained

is that seined is past tense of seine while sained is past tense of sain.

Gained vs Sained - What's the difference?

gained | sained |


As verbs the difference between gained and sained

is that gained is past tense of gain while sained is past tense of sain.

Sained vs Fained - What's the difference?

sained | fained |


As verbs the difference between sained and fained

is that sained is past tense of sain while fained is past tense of fain.

Sailed vs Sained - What's the difference?

sailed | sained |


As verbs the difference between sailed and sained

is that sailed is (sail) while sained is (sain).

Pained vs Sained - What's the difference?

pained | sained |


As verbs the difference between pained and sained

is that pained is past tense of pain while sained is past tense of sain.

As an adjective pained

is in pain, especially in an emotional sense.

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