different between joyned vs soyned
joyned
English
Verb
joyned
- simple past tense and past participle of joyne
Anagrams
- enjoy'd
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soyned
English
Etymology
From French soigner (“to care”).
Adjective
soyned (comparative more soyned, superlative most soyned)
- (obsolete) Filled with care; anxious.
Anagrams
- Doneys, doneys, doyens
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