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"Benutzter""Ein Benutzter" would be someone who was used, the used one. "Benutztere" doesn't sound like a real german word and is probably some bug in Word itself. The präposition "Die" seems to point that Word thinks it is the female form of "Benutzter" which would be "Die Benutzte". The plural would be "Die Benutzten".

"Benutzter" would be someone who was used, the used one. "Benutztere" doesn't sound like a real german word and is probably some bug in Word itself. The präposition "Die" seems to point that Word thinks it is the female form of "Benutzter" which would be "Die Benutzte". The plural would be "Die Benutzten".

"Ein Benutzter" would be someone who was used, the used one. "Benutztere" doesn't sound like a real german word and is probably some bug in Word itself. The präposition "Die" seems to point that Word thinks it is the female form of "Benutzter" which would be "Die Benutzte". The plural would be "Die Benutzten".

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"Benutzter" would be someone who was used, the used one. "Benutztere" doesn't sound like a real german word and is probably some bug in Word itself. The präposition "Die" seems to point that Word thinks it is the female form of "Benutzter" which would be "Die Benutzte". The plural would be "Die Benutzten".