pressed |
rushed |
As verbs the difference between pressed and rushed
is that
pressed is (
press) while
rushed is (
rush).
As adjectives the difference between pressed and rushed
is that
pressed is under strain or deprivation while
rushed is very busy.
compressed |
pressed |
As adjectives the difference between compressed and pressed
is that
compressed is pressed tightly together while
pressed is under strain or deprivation.
As verbs the difference between compressed and pressed
is that
compressed is (
compress) while
pressed is (
press).
clenched |
pressed |
As adjectives the difference between clenched and pressed
is that
clenched is closed tightly while
pressed is under strain or deprivation.
As verbs the difference between clenched and pressed
is that
clenched is (
clench) while
pressed is (
press).
suppressed |
pressed |
As verbs the difference between suppressed and pressed
is that
suppressed is (
suppress) while
pressed is (
press).
As an adjective pressed is
under strain or deprivation.
ironed |
pressed |
As verbs the difference between ironed and pressed
is that
ironed is (
iron) while
pressed is (
press).
As an adjective pressed is
under strain or deprivation.
oppressed |
pressed |
As adjectives the difference between oppressed and pressed
is that
oppressed is subject to oppression while
pressed is under strain or deprivation.
As verbs the difference between oppressed and pressed
is that
oppressed is past tense of oppress while
pressed is past tense of press.
pressed |
pressurized |
As verbs the difference between pressed and pressurized
is that
pressed is (
press) while
pressurized is (
pressurize).
As adjectives the difference between pressed and pressurized
is that
pressed is under strain or deprivation while
pressurized is under pressure.
crushed |
pressed |
As verbs the difference between crushed and pressed
is that
crushed is (
crush) while
pressed is (
press).
As adjectives the difference between crushed and pressed
is that
crushed is pulverized, rendered into small, disconnected fragments while
pressed is under strain or deprivation.
drove |
pressed |
As verbs the difference between drove and pressed
is that
drove is (
drive) while
pressed is (
press).
As a noun drove
is a number of cattle driven to market or new pastures.
As an adjective pressed is
under strain or deprivation.
emphasised |
pressed |
As verbs the difference between emphasised and pressed
is that
emphasised is past tense of emphasise while
pressed is past tense of press.
As an adjective pressed is
under strain or deprivation.
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