In this list, the different meanings are pronounced differently: refuse, minute, wound, produce, lead, desert, present, bass, dove, object, invalid, row, close, does, sow, wind, tear, subject, evening
The word with the largest number of distinct meanings in English is 'set':- which can mean anything from a collection of items (a set of chesspieces) to part of a tennis match (Federer leads by two sets to love).
Most nouns and verbs have more than one meaning:
lawn: an expanse of grass, or a type of cotton fabric;
jump: to leap into the air, or to attack someone;
plain: 'homely, unpretty' or 'direct, without embellishment';
simple: easy to understand, or feebleminded.
Homophones: lead, short, receiver, ass, act, light
According to the OED, in English the winner is 'set', with 23 distinct meanings.
fall and fall like the season
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Bored - board; bore - boar; moor - more; sow - sew; doe - dough.
A combination of two or more words that functions as a single unit of meaning is called a compound word. Compound words are created by joining two or more separate words together to form a new word with a distinct meaning. Examples include "rainbow," "blackboard," and "firefly."
Etymology is the study of words and their origins. Some examples are:angel - Angel comes from the Greek angelos, meaning messenger.barbeque - Originated in the Caribbean; come from Spanish of Indian origins.For more examples visit the Related Link.
No. Compound words are single words comprised of two or more words that each carry meaning if used alone. Examples include blackboard and handbag. Association is only one word.
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It's actually more difficult to find words without stressed syllables. You asked for thirty, but here are five examples for you:THIR-tyex-AM-plesSYL-la-blesSEN-ten-cesZOM-bies
Dissonace has the same meaning of cacophony, but you will find more examples by using your keyword as cacophony. A common example is "birth strangled babe".
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compound words is two or more sent.
There are several examples of "s" words that are similar in meaning to "clever," but they do have different connotations associated with them. For instance, snark, which carries a somewhat negative meaning. On the other hand, sharp, has a much more positive meaning.
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