belied |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb belied
is past tense of belie.
laid |
belied |
As verbs the difference between laid and belied
is that
laid is (
lay) while
belied is (
belie).
As an adjective laid
is (of paper) marked with parallel lines, as if ribbed, from wires in the mould.
belied |
maligned |
As verbs the difference between belied and maligned
is that
belied is (
belie) while
maligned is (
malign).
As an adjective maligned is
assailed with contemptuous language.
belied |
contradicted |
As verbs the difference between belied and contradicted
is that
belied is past tense of belie while
contradicted is past tense of contradict.
As an adjective contradicted is
disputed; questioned.
belied |
belked |
As verbs the difference between belied and belked
is that
belied is (
belie) while
belked is (
belk).
belled |
belied |
As verbs the difference between belled and belied
is that
belled is (
bell) while
belied is (
belie).
As an adjective belled
is (heraldry) having bells (especially around the neck of an animal).
belied |
belies |
As verbs the difference between belied and belies
is that
belied is (
belie) while
belies is .
belied |
beliked |
As verbs the difference between belied and beliked
is that
belied is (
belie) while
beliked is (
belike) or
beliked can be (
belike).
As an adjective beliked is
beloved; liked.
belied |
belted |
As verbs the difference between belied and belted
is that
belied is (
belie) while
belted is (
belt).
belied |
belid |
As a verb belied
is past tense of belie.
As a noun belid is
any member of the Belidae.
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