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Prompt vs Offered - What's the difference?
prompt | offered |As verbs the difference between prompt and offered
is that prompt is to lead someone toward what they should say or do while offered is (offer).As an adjective prompt
is (archaic) ready, willing (to act).As a noun prompt
is a reminder or cue.Offered vs Asked - What's the difference?
offered | asked |As verbs the difference between offered and asked
is that offered is past tense of offer while asked is past tense of ask.Offered vs Accepted - What's the difference?
offered | accepted |As verbs the difference between offered and accepted
is that offered is (offer) while accepted is (accept).As an adjective accepted is
generally approved, believed, or recognized.Wanted vs Offered - What's the difference?
wanted | offered |As verbs the difference between wanted and offered
is that wanted is past tense of want while offered is past tense of offer.As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.Offered vs Applied - What's the difference?
offered | applied |As verbs the difference between offered and applied
is that offered is (offer) while applied is (apply).As an adjective applied is
put into practical use.Offered vs Presented - What's the difference?
offered | presented |As verbs the difference between offered and presented
is that offered is past tense of offer while presented is past tense of present.As an adjective presented is
having a specified presentation, or a presentation with specified properties.Afforded vs Offered - What's the difference?
afforded | offered |As verbs the difference between afforded and offered
is that afforded is past tense of afford while offered is past tense of offer.Offered vs Suggest - What's the difference?
offered | suggest |