unplaced |
unplated |
As adjectives the difference between unplaced and unplated
is that
unplaced is not assigned a place while
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material).
unplated |
unplaned |
As adjectives the difference between unplated and unplaned
is that
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material) while
unplaned is not planed.
unpleated |
unplated |
As adjectives the difference between unpleated and unplated
is that
unpleated is without pleats while
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material).
As a verb unpleated
is past tense of unpleat.
unplated |
unplaited |
As adjectives the difference between unplated and unplaited
is that
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material) while
unplaited is not plaited.
As a verb unplaited is
past tense of unplait.
unplated |
unplayed |
As adjectives the difference between unplated and unplayed
is that
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material) while
unplayed is not played.
unplated |
unslated |
As adjectives the difference between unplated and unslated
is that
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material) while
unslated is not fitted with slates.
unplatted |
unplated |
As a verb unplatted
is (
unplat).
As an adjective unplated is
not plated (not covered with another material).
unplated |
unpeated |
As adjectives the difference between unplated and unpeated
is that
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material) while
unpeated is not peated.
unplated |
unplanted |
As adjectives the difference between unplated and unplanted
is that
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material) while
unplanted is not planted.
plate |
unplated |
As adjectives the difference between plate and unplated
is that
plate is semé (strewn) with plates while
unplated is not plated (not covered with another material).
As a noun plate
is a flat dish from which food is served or eaten.
As a verb plate
is to cover the surface material of an object with a thin coat of another material, usually a metal.
As a proper noun Plate
is the River Plate.