claimed |
said |
As verbs the difference between claimed and said
is that
claimed is past tense of claim while
said is past tense of say.
As an adjective said is
mentioned earlier.
As a determiner said is
mentioned earlier.
As a proper noun Said is
an alternative spelling of Sayyid|lang=en.
claimed |
say |
As verbs the difference between claimed and say
is that
claimed is past tense of claim while
say is to pronounce.
As a noun say is
one's stated opinion or input into a discussion or decision.
As an adverb say is
Used to gain one's attention before making an inquiry or suggestionAs a conjunction say is
Used to introduce a hypothetical
claimed | requested |
As verbs the difference between claimed and requested
is that
claimed is (
claim) while
requested is (
request).
claimed | exclaimed |
As verbs the difference between claimed and exclaimed
is that
claimed is past tense of claim while
exclaimed is past tense of exclaim.
demanded | claimed |
As verbs the difference between demanded and claimed
is that
demanded is past tense of demand while
claimed is past tense of claim.
claimed | announced |
As verbs the difference between claimed and announced
is that
claimed is past tense of claim while
announced is past tense of announce.
claimed | acclaimed |
As verbs the difference between claimed and acclaimed
is that
claimed is past tense of claim while
acclaimed is past tense of acclaim.
As an adjective acclaimed is
greatly praised or lauded, revered, highly respected.
claimed | claimes |
As a verb claimed
is past tense of claim.
As a noun claimes is
plural of claime.
claimed | claimer |
As a verb claimed
is past tense of claim.
As a noun claimer is
a person who makes a claim; a claimant.
claimed | clammed |
As verbs the difference between claimed and clammed
is that
claimed is (
claim) while
clammed is (
clam).
Pages