inhibition |
reserve |
As a noun inhibition
is the act of inhibiting.
As an adjective reserve is
reserved.
zoo |
reserve |
As a noun zoo
is zoo.
As an adjective reserve is
reserved.
habitat |
reserve |
As a noun habitat
is habitat.
As an adjective reserve is
reserved.
lively |
reserve |
As a proper noun lively
is .
As an adjective reserve is
reserved.
reserve |
reserve |
As adjectives the difference between reserve and reserve
is that
reserve is reserved while
reserve is reserved.
sediment |
reserve |
As nouns the difference between sediment and reserve
is that
sediment is a collection of small particles, particularly dirt, that precipitates from a river or other body of water while
reserve is restriction.
As verbs the difference between sediment and reserve
is that
sediment is to deposit material as a sediment while
reserve is to keep back; to retain.
reserve |
retreat |
As nouns the difference between reserve and retreat
is that
reserve is restriction while
retreat is the act of pulling back or withdrawing, as from something dangerous, or unpleasant.
As verbs the difference between reserve and retreat
is that
reserve is to keep back; to retain while
retreat is to withdraw military forces.
reserve |
select |
As adjectives the difference between reserve and select
is that
reserve is reserved while
select is select.
reserve |
backing |
As adjectives the difference between reserve and backing
is that
reserve is reserved while
backing is (music) that which provides support for the main performer.
As a noun backing is
support, especially financial.
As a verb backing is
.
reserve |
await |
In obsolete terms the difference between reserve and await
is that
reserve is to make an exception of; to except while
await is watching, watchfulness, suspicious observation.
As nouns the difference between reserve and await
is that
reserve is restriction while
await is a waiting for; ambush.
As verbs the difference between reserve and await
is that
reserve is to keep back; to retain while
await is to wait for.
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