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neared

Neared vs Approached - What's the difference?

neared | approached |


As verbs the difference between neared and approached

is that neared is past tense of near while approached is past tense of approach.

Yeared vs Neared - What's the difference?

yeared | neared |


As an adjective yeared

is of a specified number of years.

As a verb neared is

past tense of near.

Neared vs Beared - What's the difference?

neared | beared |


As verbs the difference between neared and beared

is that neared is past tense of near while beared is past tense of bear.

Terms vs Neared - What's the difference?

terms | neared |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb neared is

(near).

Neared vs Teared - What's the difference?

neared | teared |


As verbs the difference between neared and teared

is that neared is (near) while teared is (tear) (produce liquid from the eyes).

Neaped vs Neared - What's the difference?

neaped | neared |


As verbs the difference between neaped and neared

is that neaped is past tense of neap while neared is past tense of near.

As an adjective neaped

is left aground on the height of a spring tide, preventing floating till the next spring tide.

Neared vs Uneared - What's the difference?

neared | uneared |


As a verb neared

is (near).

As an adjective uneared is

unploughed.

Neared vs Eared - What's the difference?

neared | eared |


As verbs the difference between neared and eared

is that neared is (near) while eared is (ear).

As an adjective eared is

(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).

Reared vs Neared - What's the difference?

reared | neared |


As verbs the difference between reared and neared

is that reared is (rear) while neared is (near).

Neared vs Seared - What's the difference?

neared | seared |


As verbs the difference between neared and seared

is that neared is (near) while seared is (sear).

As an adjective seared is

blackened by heat; scorched; burned.

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