since |
sincethen |
since |
assets |
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a noun assets is
plural of lang=enCategory:English plurals.
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following |
since |
As prepositions the difference between following and since
is that
following is after, subsequent to while
since is from (time).
As an adjective following
is coming next, either in sequence or in time.
As a noun following
is a group of followers, attendants or admirers; an entourage.
As an adverb since is
from a specified time in the past.
As a conjunction since is
from the time that.
since |
sence |
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a noun sence is
.
since |
sinch |
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a noun sinch is
(simple saddle girth used in mexico).
As a verb sinch is
(transitive|us|western us) to gird with a sinch; to tighten the sinch or girth of (a saddle).
since |
sincke |
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a verb sincke is
.
since |
sice |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between since and sice
is that
since is (obsolete) when or that while
sice is (obsolete) the number six in a game of dice.
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a noun sice is
(obsolete) the number six in a game of dice.
since |
sience |
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a noun sience is
.
since |
wince |
As an adverb since
is from a specified time in the past.
As a preposition since
is from (time).
As a conjunction since
is from the time that.
As a noun wince is
a sudden movement or gesture of shrinking away.
As a verb wince is
to flinch as if in pain or distress.
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