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reposed

Reposed vs Posed - What's the difference?

reposed | posed |


As verbs the difference between reposed and posed

is that reposed is (repose) while posed is (pose).

As adjectives the difference between reposed and posed

is that reposed is calm and tranquil; at rest while posed is (obsolete) firm; determined; fixed.

Reposer vs Reposed - What's the difference?

reposer | reposed |


As a noun reposer

is one who reposes.

As a verb reposed is

(repose).

As an adjective reposed is

calm and tranquil; at rest.

Deposed vs Reposed - What's the difference?

deposed | reposed |


As verbs the difference between deposed and reposed

is that deposed is (depose) while reposed is (repose).

As an adjective reposed is

calm and tranquil; at rest.

Reposed vs Repoed - What's the difference?

reposed | repoed |


As verbs the difference between reposed and repoed

is that reposed is past tense of repose while repoed is past tense of repo.

As an adjective reposed

is calm and tranquil; at rest.

Reposed vs Reposted - What's the difference?

reposed | reposted |


As verbs the difference between reposed and reposted

is that reposed is past tense of repose while reposted is past tense of repost.

As an adjective reposed

is calm and tranquil; at rest.

Reposed vs Seposed - What's the difference?

reposed | seposed |


As verbs the difference between reposed and seposed

is that reposed is (repose) while seposed is (sepose).

As an adjective reposed

is calm and tranquil; at rest.

Reposed vs Repose - What's the difference?

reposed | repose |


As verbs the difference between reposed and repose

is that reposed is (repose) while repose is .

As an adjective reposed

is calm and tranquil; at rest.

Reposed vs Preposed - What's the difference?

reposed | preposed |


As adjectives the difference between reposed and preposed

is that reposed is calm and tranquil; at rest while preposed is (grammar) placed before another term in a phrase.

As a verb reposed

is (repose).

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