oxidizable |
oxygenizable |
As adjectives the difference between oxidizable and oxygenizable
is that
oxidizable is capable of being oxidized while
oxygenizable is (chemistry|archaic) oxidizable.
fort |
fortlet |
As nouns the difference between fort and fortlet
is that
fort is a fortified defensive structure stationed with troops while
fortlet is a little fort.
As a proper noun Fort
is {{surname}.
winning |
winningness |
As nouns the difference between winning and winningness
is that
winning is the act of obtaining something, as in a contest or by competition while
winningness is the quality or state of being winning.
As a verb winning
is .
As an adjective winning
is that constitutes a win.
hydrochloride |
hydrochlorate |
As nouns the difference between hydrochloride and hydrochlorate
is that
hydrochloride is a compound of hydrochloric acid with an organic base such as an amine while
hydrochlorate is hydrochloride.
torn |
unreaved |
As a verb torn
is (rip, rend, speed).
As an adjective unreaved is
(obsolete) not torn, split, or parted.
split |
unreaved |
As adjectives the difference between split and unreaved
is that
split is see split verb while
unreaved is not torn, split, or parted.
As a noun split
is a crack or longitudinal fissure.
As a verb split
is of something solid, to divide fully or partly along a more or less straight line.
As a proper noun Split
is a port city in Croatia.
part |
unreaved |
As a noun part
is party (political group).
As an adjective unreaved is
(obsolete) not torn, split, or parted.
introduction |
introductorily |
As a noun introduction
is the act or process of introducing.
As an adverb introductorily is
by way of introduction.
importuner |
importunator |
Synonyms |
Importuner is a synonym of importunator.
As nouns the difference between importuner and importunator
is that
importuner is one who importunes while
importunator is (obsolete) one who importunes.
trade |
tradesfolk |
As a verb trade
is .
As a noun tradesfolk is
people employed in trade; tradesman.
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