Homophones

The word “homonym” comes from the prefix “homo”, meaning “the same”, and the suffix “-nym,” means “the name”. Hence, Homonyms are words that sound alike and have different meanings. They either sound the same or are spelt the same, but their meanings are different.

List of Homophones

Homophone Words & Sentences

Homophone Words & Sentences

Aural -The Aural experience of the concert was impressive

Oral- She practices good oral hygiene

Ascent – He began a long ascent of Mt. Everest

Assent – They want the PM’s assent on the bill

Access – The elevator gave access to the top floor

Excess – Do not take an excess of stress in life

Ate – The ape ate all the apples

Eight – We will meet after the office at eight

Bald – He is planning to go bald (hairless)

Bawled – She began to bawl (cry) like a child

Baron – His mother is a press baron (important person)

Barren – This hall used to be a barren building

Blew – He picked a tissue and blew his nose

Blue – His favourite colour is blue

Band – He played the guitar in the live band yesterday 

Banned – Taking pets to malls should be banned

Beat – Will he be able to beat the champion of all times?

Beet – He loves to eat beet because it is healthy

Bolder – She is bolder and stronger to cope with the situation

Boulder- He was sitting on a boulder when he fell into the sea

Brake – Use the brake to stop the truck or it will kill the dog

Break – The children play and enjoy during the break 

Carat – He bought her half-a-carat diamond ring

Carrot – Drinking carrot juice regularly is good for health

Callous – His callous comments make me feel sad

Callus – The irritated cells healed by forming callus

Ceiling – The ceiling of the palace shone like gold and diamond

Sealing – The closing door sounded like the sealing of her fate

Cent – He was treated in hospital for 50 cents

Scent – The scent of the sandal is refreshing and sweet

Choir – She is a member of a church choir

Quire – The scribe numbered the quires of the manuscripts leaves

Censor – The film got the approval from the censor

Sensor – There are sensor water taps in the office building and there is no need to touch them 

Dual – The meeting with the Chairman will serve dual purpose. 

Duel – Do you think we should duel over this?

Disburse – I disbursed the EMI for our house

Disperse – Seeds can be dispersed with the storms

Dam – The torrential rain might burst the dam

Damn – She treated her badly and she will be damned to hell for it

Die – Doctors said she will die as she is suffering from cancer

Dye – She dyed her hair pink

Eave – The wild bees usually nest under the eaves of the building

Eve – On the eve of her birthday we have planned a surprise

Eye – She is blind in one eye

Aye – Aye! you are right here and they are searching for you all over. 

Fined – He was fined 10 thousands rupees for driving without a helmet.

Find – I could find myself new topics to write articles

Flair – She had the flair for writing

Flare – A flare of something went through her face when she met an accident

Franc – He might be from France as I can see the currency Franc in his wallet

Frank – She is frank and open-hearted

Gait – We saw the gait (walking style) of a Cheetah in the zoo

Gate – The guard opened the gate and let the students in the school

Hew – The carpenters will hew the logs with an axe 

Hue – The hue of the prism is like the rainbow in the sky

Holy – Kashi is a holy place and a tourist attraction as well

Wholly – The claims from the insurance is wholly without the interest

Islet – The islet of Santa Clara is worth visiting

Eyelet – He saw the kidnappers from the eyelet of the wall in his room

Idle – She was sitting idle but did not complete the assignments given 

Idol – He is the idol of all the young singers in the industr


 

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