referred |
accompanying |
As verbs the difference between referred and accompanying
is that
referred is (
refer) while
accompanying is .
As an adjective accompanying is
present together.
As a noun accompanying is
.
refers |
referred |
As verbs the difference between refers and referred
is that
refers is (
refer) while
referred is (
refer).
referred |
referee |
As verbs the difference between referred and referee
is that
referred is (
refer) while
referee is .
referred |
dealt |
As verbs the difference between referred and dealt
is that
referred is (
refer) while
dealt is (
deal).
referred |
known |
As verbs the difference between referred and known
is that
referred is past tense of refer while
known is past participle of lang=en.
As an adjective known is
identified as a specific type; renowned, famous.
As a noun known is
in algebra, a variable or constant whose value is already determined.
referred |
referenced |
As verbs the difference between referred and referenced
is that
referred is past tense of refer while
referenced is past tense of reference.
referred |
warned |
As verbs the difference between referred and warned
is that
referred is past tense of refer while
warned is past tense of warn.
reviewed |
referred |
As verbs the difference between reviewed and referred
is that
reviewed is past tense of review while
referred is past tense of refer.
mentioned |
referred |
As verbs the difference between mentioned and referred
is that
mentioned is (
mention) while
referred is (
refer).
conferred |
referred |
As verbs the difference between conferred and referred
is that
conferred is (
confer) while
referred is (
refer).
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