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"Desired" is a past tense verb. Example: I desired success.
"Desireable" is an adjective, which describes a person or circumstance.
Example: The more desireable outcome, was that I simply produce a better argument.
---Warm Regards, Bruce
"Desired" is a past tense verb. Example: I desired success.
"Desireable" is an adjective, which describes a person or circumstance.
Example: The more desireable outcome, was that I simply produce a better argument.
---Warm Regards, Bruce
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