commutes

As verbs the difference between commute and commutes

is that commute is to regularly travel from one's home to one's workplace or school, or vice versa while commutes is third-person singular of commute.

As nouns the difference between commute and commutes

is that commute is a regular journey to or from a place of employment, such as work or school while commutes is plural of commute.

As a verb commutes

is .

As a noun commutability is

the quality of being commutable.

As a proper noun communes

is .

As a verb commutes is

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As verbs the difference between commuted and commutes

is that commuted is past tense of commute while commutes is third-person singular of commute.

As a noun commutes is

plural of commute.

As a verb commutes

is .

As a noun commuter is

a person who regularly travels from one place to another, typically to work.

As an adjective commuter is

typically of an aircraft, train etc, designed for use by commuters.

As a verb commutes

is .

As a noun commuters is

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As verbs the difference between commutes and computes

is that commutes is while computes is .

As nouns the difference between commotes and commutes

is that commotes is plural of lang=en while commutes is plural of commute.

As a verb commutes is

third-person singular of commute.