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commented

Addressed vs Commented - What's the difference?

addressed | commented |


As verbs the difference between addressed and commented

is that addressed is (address) while commented is (comment).

As an adjective addressed

is of an envelope: listed with sufficient routing information to reach a destination.

Commented vs Commentated - What's the difference?

commented | commentated |


As verbs the difference between commented and commentated

is that commented is (comment) while commentated is (commentate).

Complimented vs Commented - What's the difference?

complimented | commented |


As verbs the difference between complimented and commented

is that complimented is (compliment) while commented is (comment).

Annotated vs Commented - What's the difference?

annotated | commented |


As verbs the difference between annotated and commented

is that annotated is (annotate) while commented is (comment).

Commented - What does it mean?

commented | |

is likely misspelled.


has no English definition.

As a verb commented

is past tense of comment.

Commented vs Ask - What's the difference?

commented | ask |


As a verb commented

is (comment).

As a noun ask is

amplitude shift keying.

Terms vs Commented - What's the difference?

terms | commented |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb commented is

(comment).

Commented vs Commenced - What's the difference?

commented | commenced |


As verbs the difference between commented and commenced

is that commented is past tense of comment while commenced is past tense of commence.

Commented vs Commenter - What's the difference?

commented | commenter |


As a verb commented

is past tense of comment.

As a noun commenter is

one who comments.

Commented vs Commended - What's the difference?

commented | commended |


As verbs the difference between commented and commended

is that commented is past tense of comment while commended is past tense of commend.