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fearer

Wikidiffcom vs Fearer - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | fearer |

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As a noun fearer is

one who fears.

Fearer vs Feare - What's the difference?

fearer | feare |


As nouns the difference between fearer and feare

is that fearer is one who fears while feare is .

Terms vs Fearer - What's the difference?

terms | fearer |


As nouns the difference between terms and fearer

is that terms is while fearer is one who fears.

Feaver vs Fearer - What's the difference?

feaver | fearer |


As nouns the difference between feaver and fearer

is that feaver is obsolete spelling of lang=en while fearer is one who fears.

Fearer vs Rearer - What's the difference?

fearer | rearer |


As nouns the difference between fearer and rearer

is that fearer is one who fears while rearer is one who (nurtures children or animals).

Fearer vs Bearer - What's the difference?

fearer | bearer |


As nouns the difference between fearer and bearer

is that fearer is one who fears while bearer is one who, or that which, bears, sustains, or carries.

Fearer vs Wearer - What's the difference?

fearer | wearer |


As nouns the difference between fearer and wearer

is that fearer is one who fears while wearer is one who wears.

Fearer vs Feared - What's the difference?

fearer | feared |


As a noun fearer

is one who fears.

As an adjective feared is

pertaining to someone or thing that causes great fear in others.

As a verb feared is

(fear).

Fearer vs Hearer - What's the difference?

fearer | hearer |


As nouns the difference between fearer and hearer

is that fearer is one who fears while hearer is one who hears; a devout listener.

Fearer vs Farer - What's the difference?

fearer | farer |


As nouns the difference between fearer and farer

is that fearer is one who fears while farer is (archaic) tripper.

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