slated

As adjectives the difference between slated and planned

is that slated is scheduled while planned is existing or designed according to a plan.

As verbs the difference between slated and planned

is that slated is past tense of slate while planned is past tense of plan.

As an adjective slated is

(chiefly|us) scheduled.

As a verb slated is

(slate).

As adjectives the difference between slated and slaten

is that slated is scheduled while slaten is made of {{l/en|slate}}.

As a verb slated

is past tense of slate.

As adjectives the difference between slated and lated

is that slated is (chiefly|us) scheduled while lated is (obsolete) belated; too late.

As a verb slated

is (slate).

As adjectives the difference between sated and slated

is that sated is in a state of complete and thorough satisfaction while slated is scheduled.

As verbs the difference between sated and slated

is that sated is simple past of sate while slated is past tense of slate.

As verbs the difference between plated and slated

is that plated is (plate) while slated is (slate).

As an adjective slated is

(chiefly|us) scheduled.

As verbs the difference between slates and slated

is that slates is (slate) while slated is (slate).

As a noun slates

is .

As an adjective slated is

(chiefly|us) scheduled.

As adjectives the difference between slated and slatted

is that slated is scheduled while slatted is of or pertaining to a slat; having slats.

As verbs the difference between slated and slatted

is that slated is past tense of slate while slatted is past tense of slat.

As verbs the difference between slited and slated

is that slited is past tense of slite while slated is past tense of slate.

As an adjective slated is

scheduled.