homophonic Antonyms
Strongest:
- discordant
- metallic
- inharmonious
- unmusical
- tuneless
- disharmonious
- shrill
- raucous
- unmelodious
- unmusical
- shrill
- inharmonious
- squeaky
- raucous
- harsh
- strident
- unmelodious
- tuneless
- harsh
- discordant
- strident
- dissonant
- squeaky
- dissonant
- metallic
- disharmonious
Strong:
- unpleasing
- clashing
- clashing
- raspy
- raspy
- grating
- blaring
- scratching
- unpleasant
- jarring
- unpleasant
- atonal
- atonal
- scratching
- disagreeable
- disagreeable
- unpleasing
- blaring
- grating
- jarring
Weak:
Meaning of homophonic
homophonic (s)
having the same sound
having a single melodic line with accompaniment
homophonic (a.)
Alt. of Homophonous
homophonic Sentence Examples
- The words "knight" and "night" are homophonic, sharing the same pronunciation.
- The homophonic words "bear" and "bare" can lead to confusion in speech or writing.
- While the words "heal" and "heel" sound identical, they have distinct meanings.
- The homophonic words "cell" and "sell" can be easily mistaken for each other in certain contexts.
- The homophonic words "write" and "right" require careful attention to spelling to avoid errors.
- The homophonic words "pair" and "pear" differ in spelling and meaning.
- The homophonic words "piece" and "peace" can create humorous misunderstandings.
- The homophonic words "meat" and "meet" pose a challenge for non-native English speakers.
- The homophonic words "who's" and "whose" indicate different forms of possession.
- The homophonic words "there" and "their" serve different grammatical functions.
FAQs About the word homophonic
having the same sound, having a single melodic line with accompanimentAlt. of Homophonous
lyrical, harmonic, chordal, orchestral,polyphonic, songlike, rhythmical, songful, lyric, tonal
discordant, metallic, inharmonious, unmusical, tuneless, disharmonious, shrill, raucous, unmelodious, unmusical
The words "knight" and "night" are homophonic, sharing the same pronunciation.
The homophonic words "bear" and "bare" can lead to confusion in speech or writing.
While the words "heal" and "heel" sound identical, they have distinct meanings.
The homophonic words "cell" and "sell" can be easily mistaken for each other in certain contexts.
