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ratest

Terms vs Ratest - What's the difference?

terms | ratest |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb ratest is

(archaic) (rate).

Ratest vs Racest - What's the difference?

ratest | racest |


In archaic terms the difference between ratest and racest

is that ratest is archaic second-person singular of rate while racest is archaic second-person singular of race.

Iratest vs Ratest - What's the difference?

iratest | ratest |


As an adjective iratest

is superlative of irate.

As a verb ratest is

archaic second-person singular of rate.

Hatest vs Ratest - What's the difference?

hatest | ratest |


In archaic terms the difference between hatest and ratest

is that hatest is second-person singular present simple form of hateratest is archaic second-person singular of rate.

Rates vs Ratest - What's the difference?

rates | ratest |


As a noun rates

is plural of lang=en.

As a verb ratest is

archaic second-person singular of rate.

Rawest vs Ratest - What's the difference?

rawest | ratest |


As an adjective rawest

is superlative of raw.

As a verb ratest is

archaic second-person singular of rate.

Ratest vs Ragest - What's the difference?

ratest | ragest |


As verbs the difference between ratest and ragest

is that ratest is (archaic) (rate) while ragest is (rage).

Ravest vs Ratest - What's the difference?

ravest | ratest |


In archaic terms the difference between ravest and ratest

is that ravest is archaic second-person singular of rave while ratest is archaic second-person singular of rate.

Eatest vs Ratest - What's the difference?

eatest | ratest |


As verbs the difference between eatest and ratest

is that eatest is en-archaic second-person singular of eat while ratest is archaic second-person singular of rate.

Ratest vs Rarest - What's the difference?

ratest | rarest |


As a verb ratest

is archaic second-person singular of rate.

As an adjective rarest is

superlative of rare.

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