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aimed

Aimed vs Raimed - What's the difference?

aimed | raimed |


As verbs the difference between aimed and raimed

is that aimed is (aim) while raimed is (raim).

Aimed vs Aired - What's the difference?

aimed | aired |


As verbs the difference between aimed and aired

is that aimed is (aim) while aired is (air).

Aided vs Aimed - What's the difference?

aided | aimed |


As verbs the difference between aided and aimed

is that aided is (aid) while aimed is (aim).

Armed vs Aimed - What's the difference?

armed | aimed |


As verbs the difference between armed and aimed

is that armed is past tense of arm while aimed is past tense of aim.

As an adjective armed

is equipped, especially with a weapon.

Aimed vs Limed - What's the difference?

aimed | limed |


As verbs the difference between aimed and limed

is that aimed is (aim) while limed is (lime).

Aimed vs Ailed - What's the difference?

aimed | ailed |


As verbs the difference between aimed and ailed

is that aimed is (aim) while ailed is (ail).

Aimed vs Mimed - What's the difference?

aimed | mimed |


As verbs the difference between aimed and mimed

is that aimed is past tense of aim while mimed is past tense of mime.

Aimer vs Aimed - What's the difference?

aimer | aimed |


As a noun aimer

is one who aims; one who is responsible for aiming.

As a verb aimed is

(aim).

Aimed vs Between - What's the difference?

aimed | between |


As a verb aimed

is (aim).

As a preposition between is

in the position or interval that separates (two things), or intermediate in quantity or degree (see the usage notes below).

As a noun between is

a kind of needle, shorter than a sharp, with a small rounded eye, used for making fine stitches on heavy fabrics.

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