styled

As an adjective styled

is set in place, arranged.

As a verb styled

is (style).

As a noun captions is

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As verbs the difference between riled and styled

is that riled is (rile) while styled is (style).

As an adjective styled is

set in place, arranged.

As adjectives the difference between styled and fashioned

is that styled is set in place, arranged while fashioned is (in combination ) having a specified fashion or style.

As verbs the difference between styled and fashioned

is that styled is (style) while fashioned is (fashion).

As adjectives the difference between styled and built

is that styled is set in place, arranged while built is (informal) well-built.

As verbs the difference between styled and built

is that styled is (style) while built is (build).

As a noun built is

(obsolete) shape; build; form of structure.

As verbs the difference between styled and stylised

is that styled is (style) while stylised is (stylise).

As an adjective styled

is set in place, arranged.

As adjectives the difference between stylish and styled

is that stylish is having elegance or taste or refinement in manners or dress while styled is set in place, arranged.

As a verb styled is

(style).

As an adjective styled

is set in place, arranged.

As a verb styled

is (style).

As a noun stylet is

a slender medical probe or device.

As verbs the difference between styled and style

is that styled is past tense of style while style is to create or give a style, fashion or image.

As an adjective styled

is set in place, arranged.

As a noun style is

a manner of doing or presenting things, especially a fashionable one.

As verbs the difference between styled and staled

is that styled is (style) while staled is (stale).

As an adjective styled

is set in place, arranged.