terms |
convented |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb convented is
(
convent).
As an adjective convented is
(obsolete) brought together, convened.
convented |
convinced |
As verbs the difference between convented and convinced
is that
convented is (
convent) while
convinced is (
convince).
As adjectives the difference between convented and convinced
is that
convented is (obsolete) brought together, convened while
convinced is in a state of believing, especially from evidence but not necessarily.
convented |
consented |
As verbs the difference between convented and consented
is that
convented is (
convent) while
consented is (
consent).
As an adjective convented
is (obsolete) brought together, convened.
convented |
converted |
As verbs the difference between convented and converted
is that
convented is (
convent) while
converted is (
convert).
As adjectives the difference between convented and converted
is that
convented is (obsolete) brought together, convened while
converted is hanged in form or function etc.
convented |
convected |
As verbs the difference between convented and convected
is that
convented is (
convent) while
convected is (
convect).
As an adjective convented
is (obsolete) brought together, convened.
convented |
contented |
As verbs the difference between convented and contented
is that
convented is (
convent) while
contented is (
content).
As adjectives the difference between convented and contented
is that
convented is (obsolete) brought together, convened while
contented is satisfied.
convened |
convented |
As verbs the difference between convened and convented
is that
convened is (
convene) while
convented is (
convent).
As an adjective convented is
(obsolete) brought together, convened.
