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A homophone is a form that has two or more distinct meanings, but is pronounced in the same way. <br/> | |||
e.g. <br/> | |||
'''bank''' <br/> | |||
*financial institute | |||
*a device to sit on | |||
*the side of a river | |||
See the Glossary entry on [[Glossary:Homophony| Homophony]] for more information <br/> | |||
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Very good, that is correct.
A homophone is a form that has two or more distinct meanings, but is pronounced in the same way.
e.g.
bank
- financial institute
- a device to sit on
- the side of a river
See the Glossary entry on Homophony for more information