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Homophones & Homonyms

Words that sound alike or are spelled alike • 115 word pairs available

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accede vs exceed

accede

verb

to give one's consent; to agree

exceed

verb

to surpass or go beyond a limit

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accept vs except

accept

verb

to agree to receive or do

except

preposition

not including

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access vs excess

access

noun

the means or right to enter or use

excess

noun

a quantity much larger than needed

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adverse vs averse

adverse

adjective

unfavourable; harmful

averse

adjective

strongly disliking; opposed

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advice vs advise

advice

noun

recommendations about what to do

advise

verb

to recommend something

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affect vs effect

affect

verb

to change or make a difference to

effect

noun

a result or outcome

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aisle vs isle

aisle

noun

a passage between rows of seats

isle

noun

an island

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all together vs altogether

all together

phrase

all in one place; all at once

altogether

adverb

completely; on the whole

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along vs a long

along

preposition/adverb

moving in a constant direction on a horizontal surface or beside

a long

adjective phrase

referring to something of great length

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aloud vs allowed

aloud

adverb

out loud

allowed

adjective/verb

permitted

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altar vs alter

altar

noun

a sacred table in a church

alter

verb

to change

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amoral vs immoral

amoral

adjective

not concerned with right or wrong

immoral

adjective

not following accepted moral standards; unethical

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appraise vs apprise

appraise

verb

to assess the value or quality of

apprise

verb

to inform someone

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assent vs ascent

assent

noun

the expression of approval or agreement

ascent

noun

a climb or upward movement

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aural vs oral

aural

adjective

relating to the ears or hearing

oral

adjective

relating to the mouth; spoken

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balmy vs barmy

balmy

adjective

pleasantly warm; mild

barmy

adjective

foolish, crazy

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bank vs bank

bank

noun

a financial institution

bank

noun

the land beside a river

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bare vs bear

bare

adjective

naked; uncovered

bear

verb

to carry; to endure

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bark vs bark

bark

noun

the sound made by a dog

bark

noun

the outer covering of a tree

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bass vs bass

bass

noun

a low musical sound

bass

noun

a type of fish

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bat vs bat

bat

noun

a flying mammal

bat

noun

a club used in sports (cricket/baseball)

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bated vs baited

bated

adjective

in phrase 'with bated breath' — in great suspense

baited

verb

with bait attached; trapped using bait

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bazaar vs bizarre

bazaar

noun

a market; often Middle Eastern/Asian market

bizarre

adjective

very strange; unusual

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berth vs birth

berth

noun

a bunk on a ship or train; a sleeping place

birth

noun

the emergence of a baby; the act of being born

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beside vs besides

beside

preposition

by the side of; next to

besides

preposition

in addition to; apart from

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born vs borne

born

adjective

having started life; delivered

borne

adjective/verb

carried or transported; endured

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bough vs bow

bough

noun

a large branch of a tree

bow

verb/noun

to bend the head (verb) or an arc (noun)

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brake vs break

brake

noun

a device for stopping a vehicle

break

verb

to separate into pieces; to interrupt

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breach vs breech

breach

noun

a violation or gap; failure to observe a rule

breech

noun

the back part (e.g., of a gun) or buttocks; birth position 'breech'

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broach vs brooch

broach

verb

to raise a subject for discussion

brooch

noun

a piece of jewellery

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