mean |
wanted |
As adjectives the difference between mean and wanted
is that
mean is mid, central while
wanted is wished for; desired; sought.
As a noun mean
is middle.
As a verb wanted is
(
want).
wanted |
appreciated |
As adjectives the difference between wanted and appreciated
is that
wanted is wished for; desired; sought while
appreciated is recognized as having value.
As verbs the difference between wanted and appreciated
is that
wanted is (
want) while
appreciated is (
appreciate).
wanted |
lacked |
As verbs the difference between wanted and lacked
is that
wanted is (
want) while
lacked is (
lack).
As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.
wanted |
hoped |
As verbs the difference between wanted and hoped
is that
wanted is past tense of want while
hoped is past tense of hope.
As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.
desirable |
wanted |
As adjectives the difference between desirable and wanted
is that
desirable is suitable, worthy to be desired while
wanted is wished for; desired; sought.
As a noun desirable
is a thing that people want; something that is desirable.
As a verb wanted is
past tense of want.
convinced |
wanted |
As adjectives the difference between convinced and wanted
is that
convinced is in a state of believing, especially from evidence but not necessarily while
wanted is wished for; desired; sought.
As verbs the difference between convinced and wanted
is that
convinced is (
convince) while
wanted is (
want).
loved |
wanted |
As verbs the difference between loved and wanted
is that
loved is past tense of love while
wanted is past tense of want.
As adjectives the difference between loved and wanted
is that
loved is being the object of love while
wanted is wished for; desired; sought.
wanted |
would |
As verbs the difference between wanted and would
is that
wanted is (
want) while
would is (
lb)
as a past-tense form of (will) .
As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.
wanted |
need |
As verbs the difference between wanted and need
is that
wanted is (
want) while
need is to be necessary (to someone).
As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.
As a noun need is
a requirement for something.
wanted |
offered |
As verbs the difference between wanted and offered
is that
wanted is past tense of want while
offered is past tense of offer.
As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.
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