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forcest

Terms vs Forcest - What's the difference?

terms | forcest |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb forcest is

(archaic) (force).

Wikidiffcom vs Forcest - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | forcest |


As a verb forcest is

(archaic) (force).

Forcest vs Forgest - What's the difference?

forcest | forgest |


In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between forcest and forgest

is that forcest is (archaic) (force) while forgest is (archaic) (forge).

As verbs the difference between forcest and forgest

is that forcest is (archaic) (force) while forgest is (archaic) (forge).

Forcest vs Forces - What's the difference?

forcest | forces |


As verbs the difference between forcest and forces

is that forcest is (archaic) (force) while forces is .

Forlest vs Forcest - What's the difference?

forlest | forcest |


As verbs the difference between forlest and forcest

is that forlest is (obsolete) first-person simple past form of forlese while forcest is (archaic) (force).

Forcast vs Forcest - What's the difference?

forcast | forcest |


As verbs the difference between forcast and forcest

is that forcast is to cast away; reject while forcest is archaic second-person singular of force.

As a noun forcast

is misspelling of lang=en.

Forcest vs Formest - What's the difference?

forcest | formest |


In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between forcest and formest

is that forcest is (archaic) (force) while formest is (archaic) (form).

As verbs the difference between forcest and formest

is that forcest is (archaic) (force) while formest is (archaic) (form).

Forest vs Forcest - What's the difference?

forest | forcest |


As verbs the difference between forest and forcest

is that forest is to cover an area with trees while forcest is (archaic) (force).

As a noun forest

is a dense collection of trees covering a relatively large area larger than woods.