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vetted

Getted vs Vetted - What's the difference?

getted | vetted |


As verbs the difference between getted and vetted

is that getted is (nonstandard|childish) while vetted is (vet).

As an adjective vetted is

of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Vetted vs Letted - What's the difference?

vetted | letted |


As verbs the difference between vetted and letted

is that vetted is past tense of vet while letted is simple past of let; hindered.

As an adjective vetted

is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Petted vs Vetted - What's the difference?

petted | vetted |


As verbs the difference between petted and vetted

is that petted is (pet) while vetted is (vet).

As an adjective vetted is

of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Netted vs Vetted - What's the difference?

netted | vetted |


As verbs the difference between netted and vetted

is that netted is (net) while vetted is (vet).

As an adjective vetted is

of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Vetted vs Vented - What's the difference?

vetted | vented |


As verbs the difference between vetted and vented

is that vetted is past tense of vet while vented is past tense of vent.

As an adjective vetted

is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Retted vs Vetted - What's the difference?

retted | vetted |


As adjectives the difference between retted and vetted

is that retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften while vetted is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

As a verb vetted is

(vet).

Vetoed vs Vetted - What's the difference?

vetoed | vetted |


As verbs the difference between vetoed and vetted

is that vetoed is past tense of veto while vetted is past tense of vet.

As an adjective vetted is

of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Vatted vs Vetted - What's the difference?

vatted | vetted |


As verbs the difference between vatted and vetted

is that vatted is (vat) while vetted is (vet).

As an adjective vetted is

of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

Vested vs Vetted - What's the difference?

vested | vetted |


As adjectives the difference between vested and vetted

is that vested is settled, fixed or absolute, with no contingencies while vetted is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

As verbs the difference between vested and vetted

is that vested is past tense of vest while vetted is past tense of vet.

Vetted vs Vetter - What's the difference?

vetted | vetter |


As a verb vetted

is (vet).

As an adjective vetted

is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

As a noun vetter is

agent noun]] of [[vet#verb|vet; one who vets.

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