failed |
finish |
As verbs the difference between failed and finish
is that
failed is (
fail) while
finish is (
label) to complete (something).
As a noun finish is
an end: the end of anything.
failed |
artificial |
As a verb failed
is (
fail).
As an adjective artificial is
man-made; of artifice.
falsified |
failed |
As verbs the difference between falsified and failed
is that
falsified is (
falsify) while
failed is (
fail).
As an adjective falsified
is demonstrated to be false.
failed |
vanished |
As verbs the difference between failed and vanished
is that
failed is (
fail) while
vanished is (
vanish).
cancelled |
failed |
As verbs the difference between cancelled and failed
is that
cancelled is (
cancel) while
failed is (
fail).
As an adjective cancelled
is no longer planned or scheduled.
failed |
fallen |
As a verb failed
is (
fail).
As a noun fallen is
.
unqualified |
failed |
As an adjective unqualified
is not qualified, ineligible, unfit for a position or task.
As a verb failed is
(
fail).
failed |
unsuccessful |
As a verb failed
is (
fail).
As an adjective unsuccessful is
failed, not successful.
failed |
missed |
As verbs the difference between failed and missed
is that
failed is past tense of fail while
missed is past tense of miss.
failed |
refused |
As verbs the difference between failed and refused
is that
failed is past tense of fail while
refused is past tense of refuse.
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