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Pitiful vs Pitied - What's the difference?

pitiful | pitied |


As an adjective pitiful

is feeling pity; merciful.

As a verb pitied is

past tense of pity.

Shamed vs Pitied - What's the difference?

shamed | pitied |


As verbs the difference between shamed and pitied

is that shamed is (shame) while pitied is (pity).

Pitied vs Commiserate - What's the difference?

pitied | commiserate |


As verbs the difference between pitied and commiserate

is that pitied is (pity) while commiserate is to feel or express compassion or sympathy for (someone or something).

As an adjective commiserate is

(obsolete|rare) commiserating, pitying, lamentful.

Pitied vs Citied - What's the difference?

pitied | citied |


As a verb pitied

is past tense of pity.

As an adjective citied is

containing, or covered with, cities.

Pitied vs Pithed - What's the difference?

pitied | pithed |


As verbs the difference between pitied and pithed

is that pitied is (pity) while pithed is (pith).

Terms vs Pitied - What's the difference?

terms | pitied |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb pitied is

(pity).

Pitied vs Pitier - What's the difference?

pitied | pitier |


As a verb pitied

is past tense of pity.

As a noun pitier is

one who pities.

Pitted vs Pitied - What's the difference?

pitted | pitied |


As verbs the difference between pitted and pitied

is that pitted is past tense of pit while pitied is past tense of pity.

As an adjective pitted

is having a surface marked by pits; pockmarked or alveolate.

Pitied vs Pities - What's the difference?

pitied | pities |


As verbs the difference between pitied and pities

is that pitied is past tense of pity while pities is third-person singular of pity.