comprises |
combined |
As verbs the difference between comprises and combined
is that
comprises is (
comprise) while
combined is (
combine).
As an adjective combined is
resulting from the addition of several sources, parts, elements, aspects, etc able to be united together, to converge.
combines |
comprises |
As a noun combines
is .
As a verb comprises is
(
comprise).
comprises |
has |
As a verb comprises
is (
comprise).
As an adjective has is
hoarse.
comprises |
entails |
As verbs the difference between comprises and entails
is that
comprises is (
comprise) while
entails is (
entail).
As a noun entails is
.
comprises |
aligns |
As verbs the difference between comprises and aligns
is that
comprises is (
comprise) while
aligns is (
align).
contain |
comprises |
As verbs the difference between contain and comprises
is that
contain is (
lb) to hold inside while
comprises is (
comprise).
comprises |
comprising |
As verbs the difference between comprises and comprising
is that
comprises is (
comprise) while
comprising is .
composed |
comprises |
As verbs the difference between composed and comprises
is that
composed is (
compose) while
comprises is (
comprise).
As an adjective composed
is showing composure.
comprises |
encompasses |
As verbs the difference between comprises and encompasses
is that
comprises is third-person singular of comprise while
encompasses is third-person singular of encompass.
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