commenced |
began |
As verbs the difference between commenced and began
is that
commenced is (
commence) while
began is (
begin).
instituted |
commenced |
As verbs the difference between instituted and commenced
is that
instituted is past tense of institute while
commenced is past tense of commence.
commenced |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb commenced
is past tense of commence.
pending |
commenced |
As verbs the difference between pending and commenced
is that
pending is present participle of lang=en while
commenced is past tense of commence.
As an adjective pending
is awaiting a conclusion or a confirmation.
As a preposition pending
is while waiting for something; until.
commenced |
concluded |
As verbs the difference between commenced and concluded
is that
commenced is past tense of commence while
concluded is past tense of conclude.
commenced |
commencing |
As verbs the difference between commenced and commencing
is that
commenced is past tense of commence while
commencing is present participle of lang=en.
commenced |
initiated |
As verbs the difference between commenced and initiated
is that
commenced is past tense of commence while
initiated is past tense of initiate.
start |
commenced |
As an acronym start
is (law).
As a verb commenced is
(
commence).
started |
commenced |
As verbs the difference between started and commenced
is that
started is past tense of start while
commenced is past tense of commence.
commenced |
begins |
As verbs the difference between commenced and begins
is that
commenced is past tense of commence while
begins is third-person singular of begin.
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