Homophonous

She was amused by the homophonous words "night" and "knight."

The homophonous words "mail" and "male" sound the same but have very different meanings.

The words "peace" and "piece" are homophonous.

The bank teller was confused by the homophonous words "dessert" and "desert."

The words "witch" and "which" are homophonous.

"Morning" and "mourning" are homophonous words.

"Stationary" and "stationery" are homophonous words.

"The two words 'sale' and 'sail' are homophonous in English."

"In some dialects of English, the words 'pin' and 'pen' are homophonous."

"In English, the words 'flower' and 'flour' are homophonous."

"Principle" and "principal" are homophonous in English.

"Flower" and "flour" are homophonous in English.

"The words 'meet' and 'meat' are homophonous in English."

"The words 'bare' and 'bear' are homophonous in some accents of English."

"The suspect had an alibi but it turned out to be a homophonous alibi and he was found guilty."

"The poem used homophonous words to create a playful and musical effect."

"The store's brand name was homophonous with a derogatory term, leading to a boycott."

"Toe" and "tow" are homophonous in English language.

"Flee" and "flea" are homophonous in English language.

"Knight" and "night" are homophonous in English language.

"The students were confused because the homophonous vocabulary words on the test sounded the same but had different definitions."

"The two chemical compounds had homophonous names but vastly different properties."

"Their mailboxes were full of hate male, homophonous with the kindness they preached on social media."

The two foreign words have homophonous translations.

The two place names are homophonous in different languages.

The company's name is homophonous with a type of fruit.

"Sea" and "see" are homophonous words in English.

"Flee" and "flea" are homophonous words with different meanings.

"Two" and "too" are homophonous words in English.

"The band's name was homophonous with a popular TV show but they had no affiliation with it."

The words "to", "too", and "two" are homophonous.

The teacher gave the students a quiz on homophonous words.

Homophonous errors in writing can be avoided by proofreading carefully.

The words "allowed" and "aloud" are homophonous.

The sentence "I'm two tiers of cake" contains a homophonous pun.

"The words 'there' and 'their' are homophonous in some accents of English."

The two homophonous words "beach" and "beech" have different spellings but the same pronunciation.

The homophonous words "right" and "write" can cause confusion for beginning writers.

The two scientific terms have homophonous spellings.

The words "great" and "grate" are homophonous.

The singer's name is homophonous with the name of the flower.

The phrase "bare with me" is often mistakenly written instead of "bear with me" due to their homophonous nature.

The English language has many homophonous words that can cause confusion for non-native speakers.

The words "blue" and "blew" are homophonous in many dialects of English.

The homophonous words "cite," "site," and "sight" have different meanings and spellings.

In Japanese, the words "hashi" and "hashi" are homophonous, but one means "bridge" and the other means "chopsticks."

The words "pail" and "pale" are homophonous in some accents of English.

"The words 'flower' and 'flour' are homophonous."

The words "right" and "write" are homophonous in some dialects of English.

"The words 'break' and 'brake' are homophonous."