formed |
composed |
Related terms |
As verbs the difference between formed and composed
is that
formed is past tense of form while
composed is past tense of compose.
As an adjective composed is
showing composure.
constructed |
formed |
Related terms |
Constructed is a related term of formed.
As verbs the difference between constructed and formed
is that
constructed is (
construct) while
formed is (
form).
manufactured |
formed |
Related terms |
Manufactured is a related term of formed.
As verbs the difference between manufactured and formed
is that
manufactured is (
manufacture) while
formed is (
form).
As an adjective manufactured
is manmade; produced by humans rather than nature.
assembled |
formed |
Related terms |
Assembled is a related term of formed.
As verbs the difference between assembled and formed
is that
assembled is (
assemble) while
formed is (
form).
skilled |
formed |
As verbs the difference between skilled and formed
is that
skilled is (
skill) while
formed is (
form).
As an adjective skilled
is having or showing skill; skilful.
formed |
formation |
As a verb formed
is (
form).
As a noun formation is
formation.
promulgated |
formed |
As verbs the difference between promulgated and formed
is that
promulgated is (
promulgate) while
formed is (
form).
produced |
formed |
Related terms |
As verbs the difference between produced and formed
is that
produced is past tense of produce while
formed is past tense of form.
built |
formed |
Related terms |
As verbs the difference between built and formed
is that
built is simple past of build while
formed is past tense of form.
As an adjective built
is well-built.
As a noun built
is shape; build; form of structure.
made |
formed |
As verbs the difference between made and formed
is that
made is past tense of make while
formed is past tense of form.
As a noun made
is a maggot or grub.
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