stated |
started |
As verbs the difference between stated and started
is that
stated is past tense of state while
started is past tense of start.
As an adjective stated
is settled; established; fixed.
stated |
sated |
As verbs the difference between stated and sated
is that
stated is past tense of state while
sated is simple past of sate.
As adjectives the difference between stated and sated
is that
stated is settled; established; fixed while
sated is in a state of complete and thorough satisfaction.
stayed |
stated |
As verbs the difference between stayed and stated
is that
stayed is past tense of stay while
stated is past tense of state.
As an adjective stated is
settled; established; fixed.
skated |
stated |
As verbs the difference between skated and stated
is that
skated is (
skate) while
stated is (
state).
As an adjective stated is
settled; established; fixed.
states |
stated |
As a proper noun states
is (informal|with definite article) the united states.
As a verb stated is
(
state).
As an adjective stated is
settled; established; fixed.
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.
staved |
stated |
As verbs the difference between staved and stated
is that
staved is (
stave) while
stated is (
state).
As an adjective stated is
settled; established; fixed.
stated |
estated |
As adjectives the difference between stated and estated
is that
stated is settled; established; fixed while
estated is having an estate.
As a verb stated
is past tense of state.
stated |
staked |
As verbs the difference between stated and staked
is that
stated is past tense of state while
staked is past tense of stake.
As an adjective stated
is settled; established; fixed.
enuciate |
stated |
As a verb stated is
(
state).
As an adjective stated is
settled; established; fixed.
Pages