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Realise vs Released - What's the difference?

realise | released |


As verbs the difference between realise and released

is that realise is while released is (release).

Inactive vs Released - What's the difference?

inactive | released |


As verbs the difference between inactive and released

is that inactive is while released is (release).

As an adjective inactive

is inactivated.

Released vs Freed - What's the difference?

released | freed |


As verbs the difference between released and freed

is that released is past tense of release while freed is past tense of free.

Released vs Outa - What's the difference?

released | outa |


As a verb released

is past tense of release.

As an abbreviation outa is

an alternative spelling of lang=en.

Released vs Punished - What's the difference?

released | punished |


As verbs the difference between released and punished

is that released is (release) while punished is (punish).

As an adjective punished is

that has been the object of punishment.

Relief vs Released - What's the difference?

relief | released |


As a noun relief

is embossment (especially that on a map).

As a verb released is

(release).

Outlined vs Released - What's the difference?

outlined | released |


As verbs the difference between outlined and released

is that outlined is (outline) while released is (release).

Emancipated vs Released - What's the difference?

emancipated | released |


As verbs the difference between emancipated and released

is that emancipated is past tense of emancipate while released is past tense of release.

As an adjective emancipated

is something which has been set free.

Unconfined vs Released - What's the difference?

unconfined | released |


As an adjective unconfined

is not confined , free from physical restraint.

As a verb released is

(release).

Exept vs Released - What's the difference?

exept | released |


As a preposition exept

is .

As a verb released is

(release).

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