different between behate vs behated
behate
English
Etymology
From Middle English behaten, equivalent to be- +? hate.
Verb
behate (third-person singular simple present behates, present participle behating, simple past and past participle behated)
- (transitive, obsolete) To hate; detest.
Anagrams
- Bethea
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behated
English
Etymology
From be- +? hated; compared beloved.
Adjective
behated (comparative more behated, superlative most behated)
- (obsolete) hated
Anagrams
- beathed
behated From the web:
- what does belated mean
- whats the meaning of belated
- what is meaning of belated
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