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earnt

Earnt - What does it mean?

earnt | |

Earnt vs Eared - What's the difference?

earnt | eared |


As verbs the difference between earnt and eared

is that earnt is (chiefly british) (earn) while eared is (ear).

As an adjective eared is

(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).

Earnt vs Earn - What's the difference?

earnt | earn |


As verbs the difference between earnt and earn

is that earnt is past tense of earn while earn is to gain (success, reward, recognition) through applied effort or work.

As a noun earn is

alternative form of lang=en.

Earnt vs Earst - What's the difference?

earnt | earst |


As a verb earnt

is (chiefly british) (earn).

As an adverb earst is

.

Earns vs Earnt - What's the difference?

earns | earnt |


As verbs the difference between earns and earnt

is that earns is (earn) while earnt is (chiefly british) (earn).

Larnt vs Earnt - What's the difference?

larnt | earnt |


As verbs the difference between larnt and earnt

is that larnt is (larn) while earnt is (chiefly british) (earn).

Earnt vs Harnt - What's the difference?

earnt | harnt |


As a verb earnt

is (chiefly british) (earn).

As a noun harnt is

(us|dialect).

Learnt vs Earnt - What's the difference?

learnt | earnt |


As verbs the difference between learnt and earnt

is that learnt is simple past of learn while earnt is past tense of earn.

Taxonomy vs Earnt - What's the difference?

taxonomy | earnt |


As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As a verb earnt is

(chiefly british) (earn).