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A homonym is same sound and same spelling with a different meaning.
Homonyms with sentences:Book: The book that I just read was very inspirational.
Book: I need to book a flight.
Book: The police are going to book those criminals.
Deal: We need the dealer to deal the cards.
Deal: I got a very good deal on my house.
Dough: I love to eat cookie dough.
Dough: My parents will loan me some dough to buy a new car.
Egg: The bacon and egg that you made was delicious.
Egg: If you don't egg him on, he'll go away.
Habits: Nuns wear habits.
Habits: Bad habits are hard to change.
Jerk: Don't act like a jerk.
Jerk: The rope is so fragile, that if you jerk it, it will break.
Medium: I'll take some medium sized fries.
Medium: The psychic medium was a fraud.
Mouse: We need to get rid of that mouse in our house.
Mouse: My computer mouse is not working properly.
Steal: I was taught never to steal.
Steal: The price for this computer was a steal.
Time: The teacher will time the students for testing.
Time: I think it's about that time to get on out of here.
Train: The train is noisy.
Train: It's time to train the dog to sit.
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