enacted |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between enacted and arrested
is that
enacted is (
enact) while
arrested is (
arrest).
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
arrested |
booked |
As verbs the difference between arrested and booked
is that
arrested is (
arrest) while
booked is (
book).
As an adjective arrested
is having been stopped or prevented from developing.
tried |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between tried and arrested
is that
tried is (
try) while
arrested is (
arrest).
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
arrested |
undefined |
As adjectives the difference between arrested and undefined
is that
arrested is having been stopped or prevented from developing while
undefined is lacking a definition or value.
As a verb arrested
is (
arrest).
arrested |
torture |
As verbs the difference between arrested and torture
is that
arrested is (
arrest) while
torture is .
As an adjective arrested
is having been stopped or prevented from developing.
apprehend |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between apprehend and arrested
is that
apprehend is (archaic) to take or seize; to take hold of while
arrested is (
arrest).
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
imprisoned |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between imprisoned and arrested
is that
imprisoned is (
imprison) while
arrested is (
arrest).
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
napped |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between napped and arrested
is that
napped is past tense of nap while
arrested is past tense of arrest.
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
capture |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between capture and arrested
is that
capture is while
arrested is (
arrest).
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
charge |
arrested |
As verbs the difference between charge and arrested
is that
charge is to place a burden upon; to assign a duty or responsibility to while
arrested is past tense of arrest.
As a noun charge
is the scope of someone's responsibility.
As a proper noun Chargé
is a commune in the Indre-et-Loire department in France.
As an adjective arrested is
having been stopped or prevented from developing.
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