appointed |
timed |
As verbs the difference between appointed and timed
is that
appointed is (
appoint) while
timed is (
time).
As an adjective timed is
happening at a certain time.
timed |
consistent |
As adjectives the difference between timed and consistent
is that
timed is happening at a certain time while
consistent is of a regularly occurring, dependable nature.
As a verb timed
is (
time).
As a noun consistent is
(in the plural|rare) objects or facts that are coexistent, or in agreement with one another.
clocked |
timed |
As verbs the difference between clocked and timed
is that
clocked is (
clock) while
timed is (
time).
As an adjective timed is
happening at a certain time.
lasted |
timed |
As verbs the difference between lasted and timed
is that
lasted is (
last) while
timed is (
time).
As an adjective timed is
happening at a certain time.
timed |
timing |
As verbs the difference between timed and timing
is that
timed is past tense of time while
timing is present participle of lang=en.
As an adjective timed
is happening at a certain time.
As a noun timing is
an occurrence or event.
reserved |
timed |
As verbs the difference between reserved and timed
is that
reserved is (
reserve) while
timed is (
time).
As adjectives the difference between reserved and timed
is that
reserved is (comparable) slow to reveal emotion or opinions while
timed is happening at a certain time.
timed |
timely |
As adjectives the difference between timed and timely
is that
timed is happening at a certain time while
timely is done at the proper time.
As a verb timed
is (
time).
As an adverb timely is
(archaic) in good time; early, quickly.
timed |
tiled |
As verbs the difference between timed and tiled
is that
timed is (
time) while
tiled is (
tile).
As adjectives the difference between timed and tiled
is that
timed is happening at a certain time while
tiled is constructed from, or decorated with tiles.
timed |
timid |
As adjectives the difference between timed and timid
is that
timed is happening at a certain time while
timid is lacking in courage or confidence.
As a verb timed
is past tense of time.
timed |
rimed |
As verbs the difference between timed and rimed
is that
timed is (
time) while
rimed is (
rime).
As adjectives the difference between timed and rimed
is that
timed is happening at a certain time while
rimed is covered in frost.
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