Explore this spelling list: Non-statutory words: homophones #4. These words are tailored to support your spelling journey. Choose between games, tests, and downloadable activities to learn in a way that suits you.
Homophones and other words that are often confused
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descent |
They began their descent at dawn.
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dissent |
The footballer was sent off for dissent.
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desert |
Why did the soldier desert his post?
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dessert |
I'd like ice-cream for dessert.
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draft |
This is the first draft of my speech.
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draught |
An icy draught swept through the street.
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principal |
The principal called a staff meeting.
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principle |
It is my principle to behave honestly.
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profit |
The amount of sales will determine the profits.
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prophet |
The prophet said a holy man would come.
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stationary |
Our train was stationary for over an hour.
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stationery |
I buy all the stationery for our office.
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steal |
A mugger tried to steal my wallet.
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steel |
The knife is made of stainless steel.
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wary |
I am very wary of the dangerous creature.
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weary |
They were weary from their travels.
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