Homophones & Vocab
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Each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling, for example, new and knew.
Homophones are those words which we mostly use in our daily life many times a day actually, but we don't exactly know a very correct meaning and difference among them as well.
Here is the list of homophones used in daily life
Homophones Part 1
Elusive- adj- tending to escape
Illusive- adj- deceptive
Emigrant-n- who leaves one's country and lives elsewhere.
Immigrant-n- one who has come to live permanently
Emigrate-v- leave one's own country.
Immigrate-v- come to a country to live permanently there.
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Envelop- v - cover
Envelope-n- covering paper
Errand-n- a short journey
Errant-adj- misbehave
Eruption- n- outbreak of volcano
Irruption-n - violent entry
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Exalt-v- make sb higher in rank
Exult-v- rejoice greatly
Excite- v cause strong feelings of eagerness
Incite- v- urge or persade sb to do sth by anger
Exercise- n- use or practice
Exorcise-v- drive out or expel an evil spirit by praying.
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Economic - the name of economics
Economical - not wasteful
Edict- n- proclamation issue/authority
Addict-n- a person who is unable to stop.
Edit-v- prepare a piece of writing
Adit-n almost horizontal entrance to a mine/drainage
Eerie-adj- causing a feeling of mystery and fear
Eyrie-n- nest of an eagle.
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Expand-v- make greater in size
Expend-v- spend money
Expanse-n- wide and open area
Expense-n - spending of money
Extant-adj- still in existence
Extend-v- make larger or longer
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Fad-n- fashion
Fade-v- lose color
Faint-adj- indistinct/
Feint-n- pretended attack to distract an opponent
Fair-adj- impartial
Fare-n- money charge for a journey
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Fallow-adj- tilled but left unplanted
Fellow-n- companion
Fan-n-device with rotating blades
Feign-v- pretend/excuse-
Fen- n- an area of low marshy land
Far-adj- distant
Fur-n-soft thick hair covering
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Farm-n- an area of land
Firm-adj-fairly hard
Farther-adj-more distant in space.
Further-adv- more distant/greater
Fat-adj- Large in size
Fate-n- power believed to control all events/almighty
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Faun- n- God of fields and woods roman
Fawn-v-try to win sb's approval by flatter.
Faze-v- fluster sb
Phase-n- stage in a process of change
Feast-n- unusual elaborate meal.
Fist-n- hand when closed tightly
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Feat-n-successful completion of sth.
Feet-n-The plural form of the foot.
Fit-adj-suitable or suited for sb/sth.
Feel-v- perceive sth by touching or
by holding sth.
Fill-v-make sth full of sth.
Final-adj-coming last.
Finale-n- last part of a piece of music.
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finis-n-end of a book
I will ask you a question when I complete this book first to its finis.
finish-v-come to the end of sth.
Flair-n-natural ability to do sth well.
Flare-v-burn brightly but briefly
Flak-n-severe criticism
flake-n-small thin layer or piece broken off a surface
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