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compared

Compared vs Compares - What's the difference?

compared | compares |


As verbs the difference between compared and compares

is that compared is past tense of compare while compares is third-person singular of compare.

Compared vs Compare - What's the difference?

compared | compare |


As verbs the difference between compared and compare

is that compared is past tense of compare while compare is to assess the similarities and differences between two or more things ["to compare X with Y"]. Having made the comparison of X with Y, one might have found it similar to Y or different from Y.

As a noun compare is

comparison.

Compared vs Compered - What's the difference?

compared | compered |


As verbs the difference between compared and compered

is that compared is (compare) while compered is (compere).

Compared vs Comparted - What's the difference?

compared | comparted |


As verbs the difference between compared and comparted

is that compared is past tense of compare while comparted is past tense of compart.

Compared vs Comparer - What's the difference?

compared | comparer |


As a verb compared

is (compare).

As a noun comparer is

one who, or that which, compares.

Compeared vs Compared - What's the difference?

compeared | compared |


As verbs the difference between compeared and compared

is that compeared is past tense of compear while compared is past tense of compare.

Rather vs Compared - What's the difference?

rather | compared |


As verbs the difference between rather and compared

is that rather is to prefer; to prefer to while compared is past tense of compare.

As an adverb rather

is more quickly; sooner, earlier.

As an adjective rather

is prior; earlier; former.

Ratherthan vs Compared - What's the difference?

ratherthan | compared |

Ratherthan is likely misspelled.


Ratherthan has no English definition.

As a verb compared is

past tense of compare.

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