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stylised

Styled vs Stylised - What's the difference?

styled | stylised |


As verbs the difference between styled and stylised

is that styled is (style) while stylised is (stylise).

As an adjective styled

is set in place, arranged.

Stylised vs Stylistic - What's the difference?

stylised | stylistic |


As a verb stylised

is past tense of stylise.

As an adjective stylistic is

of or pertaining to style, especially to linguistic or literary style.

Stylised vs Stylish - What's the difference?

stylised | stylish |


As a verb stylised

is (stylise).

As an adjective stylish is

having elegance or taste or refinement in manners or dress.

Stylised vs Stylizedampflash - What's the difference?

stylised | stylizedampflash |

Stylised vs Stylise - What's the difference?

stylised | stylise |


As verbs the difference between stylised and stylise

is that stylised is (stylise) while stylise is .

As an adjective stylise is

stylized.

Stylises vs Stylised - What's the difference?

stylises | stylised |


As verbs the difference between stylises and stylised

is that stylises is third-person singular of stylise while stylised is past tense of stylise.

Stylized vs Stylised - What's the difference?

stylized | stylised |


As verbs the difference between stylized and stylised

is that stylized is past tense of stylize while stylised is past tense of stylise.

As an adjective stylized

is made to conform to some style.

Stylised vs Maunch - What's the difference?

stylised | maunch |


As verbs the difference between stylised and maunch

is that stylised is (stylise) while maunch is (obsolete) to munch.

As a noun maunch is

(heraldiccharge) a long stylised sleeve.

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