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Tag: Homophones

Exalt vs Exult

09/12/2020 frank

The terms exalt and exult belong to a group of words called homophones, two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling. Not only do they sound similar,they also look similar with a single letter setting them apart in Read More …

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Brews vs Bruise

09/12/2020 frank

Uttering the words “brews” and “bruise” without context or showing anyone their spellings can be quite confusing. As we all know, the English language contains words that sound alike but differ in meaning and spelling. These are called homophones. Today, we will discuss the difference Read More …

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Threw, Through, and Thru

09/12/2020 frank

The words threw, through, and thru are homophones: they sound alike, but threw and through have different meanings, and thru is generally used only in certain informal contexts. Definitions Threw is the simple past tense of the verb throw, which usually means to cause something to move through the Read More …

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Breach vs Breech

09/12/2020 frank

The words breach and breech are pronounced the same way but they have different meanings and uses. As with other homophones, this causes confusion among writers and sometimes results to mix-ups. This post will help you determines these differences and enable you to use these Read More …

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Pedal vs Peddle

09/12/2020 frank

Some words sound alike but actually have different meanings and uses, causing some people to misuse or interchange them. They are called homophones. The terms pedal and peddle are examples of homophones that often leads to confusion among people. This post will help you identify Read More …

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Retch vs Wretch

09/12/2020 frank

As if the English language has not enough homophones, two words that cause confusion among people are retch and wretch. Although these two terms sound virtually the same, they are very different in terms of their uses and meanings. Let us examine each word: Read More …

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Rye vs Wry

09/12/2020 frank

Rye and wry are examples of homophones that are often mixed up because they sound similar although they have different meanings and uses. Today, we will help you distinguish between the two words and use them correctly in your sentences. The word rye is used as a Read More …

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Straight vs Strait

09/12/2020 frank

Another set of homophones that are often mixed up by writers are the words straight and strait. While these two terms sound alike, they actually have different meanings and are different parts of speech. This post will help you identify these differences to enable you Read More …

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Staid vs Stayed

09/12/2020 frank

As with other homophones, the words staid and stayed have similar sounds and may sometimes cause confusion. Despite this similarity, these two terms have different meanings and in fatc, are different parts of speech. Today, let us help you choose correctly which of them Read More …

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Sleight vs Slight

09/12/2020 frank

Because they are homophones or words that sound alike but have different spellings, meanings, or origins, sleight and slight are often misused or interchanged by some writers. Spell checks would not be effective when these terms are mixed up but are not misspelled. This Read More …

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