slated |
slaked |
As adjectives the difference between slated and slaked
is that
slated is (chiefly|us) scheduled while
slaked is allayed; quenched; extinguished; as, a slaked thirst.
As verbs the difference between slated and slaked
is that
slated is (
slate) while
slaked is (
slake).
slayed |
slated |
As verbs the difference between slayed and slated
is that
slayed is past tense of slay while
slated is past tense of slate.
As an adjective slated is
scheduled.
slated |
seated |
As adjectives the difference between slated and seated
is that
slated is (chiefly|us) scheduled while
seated is participle of the verb "to seat".
As verbs the difference between slated and seated
is that
slated is (
slate) while
seated is (
seat).
slated |
slaved |
As verbs the difference between slated and slaved
is that
slated is (
slate) while
slaved is (
slave).
As an adjective slated
is (chiefly|us) scheduled.
sclated |
slated |
As verbs the difference between sclated and slated
is that
sclated is (
sclate) while
slated is (
slate).
As an adjective slated is
(chiefly|us) scheduled.
slanted |
slated |
As adjectives the difference between slanted and slated
is that
slanted is placed at an angle, on a slant while
slated is (chiefly|us) scheduled.
As verbs the difference between slanted and slated
is that
slanted is (
slant) while
slated is (
slate).
alated |
slated |
As adjectives the difference between alated and slated
is that
alated is alate while
slated is scheduled.
As a verb slated is
past tense of slate.
slated |
stated |
As adjectives the difference between slated and stated
is that
slated is scheduled while
stated is settled; established; fixed.
As verbs the difference between slated and stated
is that
slated is past tense of slate while
stated is past tense of state.
slated |
elated |
As adjectives the difference between slated and elated
is that
slated is scheduled while
elated is extremely happy and excited; delighted; pleased.
As verbs the difference between slated and elated
is that
slated is past tense of slate while
elated is past tense of elate.
slated |
salted |
Salted is a anagram of slated.
As adjectives the difference between slated and salted
is that
slated is scheduled while
salted is to which salt has been added.
As verbs the difference between slated and salted
is that
slated is past tense of slate while
salted is past tense of salt.
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