Two or more words that sound alike but differ in meaning and spelling are termed as homophone.
Examples of Homophone
Affluent – abundant in supply
Effluent – waste stream
Allusion – an indirect or passing reference, citation
Illusion – something imagined as real
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English Vocabulary for SSC, GRE, GMAT etc.
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Abortive – Acrimonious – Atheist – Bequeath – Fabricate – Flimsy – Gossamer – Immunity – Infringe – laxity/ laxness – Obdurate – Outrageous – Paramount – Perennial – Refute – Robust – Sovereign – Stout – Untenable – Voracious
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English Vocabulary for SSC, GRE, GMAT etc.
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Righteousness – Amicable – Steadfast – Fetter – Equivocal – Tantamount – Commensurate – Dogmatic – Inundate – Hyperbole – Illuminate – Ceremonious – Prejudiced – Uproarious – Askance – Fictitious – Fabulous – Legend – Venerable – Indomitable
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What are phrasal verbs? Phrasal verbs act as verbs but are actually two- or three-word phrases. They are comprised of: Verb + AdverbORVerb + PrepositionORVerb + Adverb + Preposition These are troublesome to remember because the meaning of the phrasal verb is different from the meaning of its parts! Example: Bring up (e.g., children) =
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English Vocabulary for SSC, GRE, GMAT etc.
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Laconic – Prevaricate – Futility -Rustic – Rancid – Sane – Cloying – Scrupulous – Savoury – Taciturn – Lucrative – Prolific – Jaundiced – Vogue – Palatable – Dainty – Obtrusive – Incumbent – Alienate – Rupture
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