Homophones Words | Homophones Examples

 


Homophones-

Guys, before getting into homophones examples, Let's first understand what Homophones actually are:

Group of words that are pronounced same but have different spelling and meaning are called Homophones

Noun: Homophone

Pronoun: Homophones 


Homophones Words-



Air                              Heir 
Ante                           Anti  
Brake                         Break
Be                               Bee
Buy                             By 
Bare                            Bear 
Cell                             Sell
Cent                            Scent 
Cereal                        Serial
Complement            Compliment
Dam                           Damn
Dear                           Deer
Die                              Dye
Fair                             Fare 
Fir                               Fur
Flour                          Flower 
For                              Four
Him                            Hymn
Hole                            Whole
Hour                           Our
Hair                            Hare
Idle                              Idol
In                                 Inn
Knight                        Night
Knot                            Not 
Know                          No
Meat                           Meet
Made                          Maid
Mail                            Male
Morning                    Mourning
None                           Nun
One                              Won
Oar                               Or
Peace                           Piece
Plain                            Plane
Poor                              Pour
Pair                               Pear
Principal                     Principle
Profit                            Prophet 
Pray                              Prey 
Real                               Reel 
Right                             Write
Sea                                 See
Soul                               Sole
Sun                                Son
Steal                              Steel
Sail                                Sale
Seam                             Seem
Shore                             Seem
Some                              Sum
Stare                               Stair
Suite                               Sweet
Stationary                    Stationery
To                                   Too
Toe                                 Tow 
There                             Their
Tail                                 Tale
Wear                              Where
Weak                              Week
Way                                Weigh
Waist                              Waste 
Wait                                Weight






So Guys, These were some Homonyms Examples. Homonyms and Homophones are collectively called Homographs.

Homonyms and homophones are opposites of each other-
Where Homonyms are Words having same pronunciation and spelling but different meaning.
Homophones are words having same pronunciation but different spelling and meaning.
Collectively, Homographs are the words having same pronunciation.


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Comments

  1. ShubhamOctober 18, 2020 at 1:57 AM

    Homophones examples given are really good and i would suggest u some more animations and vector image . But stilll you were quite good at blogging very good article

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  2. KlmnOctober 20, 2020 at 1:27 AM

    Homophones were asked in my college exam but I didn't know that thanks for letting me know about it .It was great.

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