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comprises

Combines vs Comprises - What's the difference?

combines | comprises |


As a noun combines

is .

As a verb comprises is

(comprise).

Comprises vs Has - What's the difference?

comprises | has |


As a verb comprises

is (comprise).

As an adjective has is

hoarse.

Comprises vs Entails - What's the difference?

comprises | entails |


As verbs the difference between comprises and entails

is that comprises is (comprise) while entails is (entail).

As a noun entails is

.

Comprises vs Aligns - What's the difference?

comprises | aligns |


As verbs the difference between comprises and aligns

is that comprises is (comprise) while aligns is (align).

Contain vs Comprises - What's the difference?

contain | comprises |


As verbs the difference between contain and comprises

is that contain is (lb) to hold inside while comprises is (comprise).

Comprises vs Comprising - What's the difference?

comprises | comprising |


As verbs the difference between comprises and comprising

is that comprises is (comprise) while comprising is .

Composed vs Comprises - What's the difference?

composed | comprises |


As verbs the difference between composed and comprises

is that composed is (compose) while comprises is (comprise).

As an adjective composed

is showing composure.

Comprises vs Encompasses - What's the difference?

comprises | encompasses |


As verbs the difference between comprises and encompasses

is that comprises is third-person singular of comprise while encompasses is third-person singular of encompass.

Comprises vs Involves - What's the difference?

comprises | involves |


As verbs the difference between comprises and involves

is that comprises is third-person singular of comprise while involves is third-person singular of involve.

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