optional |
encouraged |
As an adjective optional
is not compulsory; left to personal choice; elective.
As a verb encouraged is
(
encourage).
encouraged |
stimulated |
As verbs the difference between encouraged and stimulated
is that
encouraged is past tense of encourage while
stimulated is past tense of stimulate.
As an adjective stimulated is
in a condition or state of stimulation.
requested |
encouraged |
As verbs the difference between requested and encouraged
is that
requested is (
request) while
encouraged is (
encourage).
encouraged |
inspired |
As verbs the difference between encouraged and inspired
is that
encouraged is past tense of encourage while
inspired is past tense of inspire.
As an adjective inspired is
having excellence through inspiration.
encouraged |
emboldened |
As verbs the difference between encouraged and emboldened
is that
encouraged is past tense of encourage while
emboldened is past tense of embolden.
As an adjective emboldened is
having been made bold.
reassured |
encouraged |
As verbs the difference between reassured and encouraged
is that
reassured is past tense of reassure while
encouraged is past tense of encourage.
energized |
encouraged |
As verbs the difference between energized and encouraged
is that
energized is (
energize) while
encouraged is (
encourage).
encouraged |
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instructed |
encouraged |
As verbs the difference between instructed and encouraged
is that
instructed is past tense of instruct while
encouraged is past tense of encourage.
edified |
encouraged |
As verbs the difference between edified and encouraged
is that
edified is (
edify) while
encouraged is (
encourage).
As an adjective edified
is (obsolete) furnished with buildings.
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