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What is another word for needed ending with a d?
another word for NEEDED starting with a D is dependable.
What is another word for be more durable than?
Outlast.
Another word for more likely than?
probable
Another word for more than one?
another word for and isalsoi could have given you a better answer but im notthat bright but atleast i kidda gave u a answer byeat school we use boys sentencesbutoryetso
What is another word for being more than excited?
thrilled
What is another word for more than half?
over 50%
Is surplussed a correct word?
Yes it's a correct word. It means to treat as surplus (more than what is needed)
What is surplus food?
More food than is needed at the time.The word surplus means you have more than enough of something, more than is needed. So a surplus of food is when there is extra food, more than is necessary. the surplus is like list some of crops and animals they usedFood surplus is when you have lots of food.
What is wordiness?
wordiness means using more words than needed.
What is another word for lasting for more than two years?
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What is another word for 'essential'?
Important
Another word for deprived?
lacking of something needed
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