captured |
stipulated |
As verbs the difference between captured and stipulated
is that
captured is (
capture) while
stipulated is (
stipulate).
As an adjective stipulated is
required as a condition of a contract or agreement.
kidnapped |
captured |
As verbs the difference between kidnapped and captured
is that
kidnapped is (
kidnap) while
captured is (
capture).
As an adjective kidnapped
is subjected to kidnapping.
captured |
seized |
As verbs the difference between captured and seized
is that
captured is (
capture) while
seized is (
seize).
gathered |
captured |
As verbs the difference between gathered and captured
is that
gathered is (
gather) while
captured is (
capture).
captured |
seize |
As verbs the difference between captured and seize
is that
captured is (
capture) while
seize is to deliberately take hold of; to grab or capture.
captured |
attracted |
As verbs the difference between captured and attracted
is that
captured is (
capture) while
attracted is (
attract).
As an adjective attracted is
drawn towards.
occupy |
captured |
As verbs the difference between occupy and captured
is that
occupy is (
label) to take or use time while
captured is (
capture).
received |
captured |
As verbs the difference between received and captured
is that
received is (
receive) while
captured is (
capture).
As an adjective received
is generally accepted as correct or true.
overpowered |
captured |
As verbs the difference between overpowered and captured
is that
overpowered is (
overpower) while
captured is (
capture).
As an adjective overpowered
is overly powerful.
captured |
recorded |
As verbs the difference between captured and recorded
is that
captured is past tense of capture while
recorded is past tense of record.
As an adjective recorded is
that has been recorded.
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