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soilless

Soilless - What does it mean?

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Sailless vs Soilless - What's the difference?

sailless | soilless |


As adjectives the difference between sailless and soilless

is that sailless is (used of boats) lacking a sail while soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed.

Skilless vs Soilless - What's the difference?

skilless | soilless |


As adjectives the difference between skilless and soilless

is that skilless is while soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed.

Soilless vs Soulless - What's the difference?

soilless | soulless |


As adjectives the difference between soilless and soulless

is that soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed while soulless is insensitive or unfeeling; as if without a soul.

Soilless vs Coilless - What's the difference?

soilless | coilless |


As adjectives the difference between soilless and coilless

is that soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed while coilless is without a coil or coils.

Soilless vs Oilless - What's the difference?

soilless | oilless |


As adjectives the difference between soilless and oilless

is that soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed while oilless is lacking, or not using, oil.

Soilless vs Toilless - What's the difference?

soilless | toilless |


As adjectives the difference between soilless and toilless

is that soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed while toilless is free from toil.

Taxonomy vs Soilless - What's the difference?

taxonomy | soilless |


As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective soilless is

lacking home soil; dispossessed.

Dispossessed vs Soilless - What's the difference?

dispossessed | soilless |


As adjectives the difference between dispossessed and soilless

is that dispossessed is homelessness while soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed.

As a verb dispossessed

is past tense of dispossess.