The word "corps" comes from French and has maintained its original pronunciation, while the spelling has evolved in English. The silent "p" is a remnant of the word's French origin, and English speakers have retained the French pronunciation while adapting the spelling to English conventions.
A homonym for the word "Corps" is "core." Both words are pronounced the same but have different meanings.
A homophone for "corps" is "core."
The homophone for "corps" is "core."
The homonym of "core" is "corps."
Corps
corps, but it's said like core
A homonym for the word "Corps" is "core." Both words are pronounced the same but have different meanings.
corpes
Just like "corp". It is often mistaken for corps (as in Marine Corps), which is pronounced "core". Both come from the Latin word, corpus, which means "body".
A homophone for "corps" is "core."
The spelling "corpse" is the correct spelling (a dead body).The similar word corps (pronounced core) means a group of people or soldiers.
The homophone for "corps" is "core."
The homonym of "core" is "corps."
Corps
Answer: core
Words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently are HOMOGRAPHS (a type of HOMONYM).
they are pronounced they way they are spelled