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proved

Proved vs Prowed - What's the difference?

proved | prowed |


As a verb proved

is (prove).

As an adjective prowed is

having a (specified kind of) prow.

Proved vs Prosed - What's the difference?

proved | prosed |


As verbs the difference between proved and prosed

is that proved is past tense of prove while prosed is past tense of prose.

Proved vs Provend - What's the difference?

proved | provend |


As a verb proved

is (prove).

As a noun provend is

.

Proved vs Proked - What's the difference?

proved | proked |


As verbs the difference between proved and proked

is that proved is (prove) while proked is (proke).

Proved vs Prooved - What's the difference?

proved | prooved |


As verbs the difference between proved and prooved

is that proved is past tense of prove while prooved is past tense of proove.

Proved vs Droved - What's the difference?

proved | droved |


As verbs the difference between proved and droved

is that proved is (prove) while droved is (drove).

Proved vs Prover - What's the difference?

proved | prover |


As a verb proved

is (prove).

As a noun prover is

one who or that which proves.

Proved vs Prived - What's the difference?

proved | prived |


As a verb proved

is past tense of prove.

As an adjective prived is

deprived.

Proved vs Probed - What's the difference?

proved | probed |


As verbs the difference between proved and probed

is that proved is past tense of prove while probed is past tense of probe.

Proved vs Roved - What's the difference?

proved | roved |


As verbs the difference between proved and roved

is that proved is (prove) while roved is .

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