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effected

Effected vs Accepted - What's the difference?

effected | accepted |


As verbs the difference between effected and accepted

is that effected is (effect) while accepted is (accept).

As an adjective accepted is

generally approved, believed, or recognized.

Accomplished vs Effected - What's the difference?

accomplished | effected |


As verbs the difference between accomplished and effected

is that accomplished is (accomplish) while effected is (effect).

As an adjective accomplished

is completed; effected; established; as, an accomplished fact.

Effected vs Completed - What's the difference?

effected | completed |


As verbs the difference between effected and completed

is that effected is past tense of effect while completed is past tense of complete.

As an adjective completed is

finished.

Effected vs Proved - What's the difference?

effected | proved |


As verbs the difference between effected and proved

is that effected is (effect) while proved is (prove).

Effecter vs Effected - What's the difference?

effecter | effected |


As a noun effecter

is effector.

As a verb effected is

(effect).

Effected vs Affectedcachedeffected - What's the difference?

effected | affectedcachedeffected |

Affectedcachedeffected is likely misspelled.


Affectedcachedeffected has no English definition.

As a verb effected

is past tense of effect.

Affectedeffected vs Effected - What's the difference?

affectedeffected | effected |


As a verb effected is

(effect).

Virtuous vs Effected - What's the difference?

virtuous | effected |


As an adjective virtuous

is full of virtue, having excellent moral character.

As a verb effected is

(effect).

Effected vs Effectuated - What's the difference?

effected | effectuated |


As verbs the difference between effected and effectuated

is that effected is past tense of effect while effectuated is past tense of effectuate.

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