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Bore as homograph meaning and sentence

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Answered by rakzhana01

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THEIR EYES BORE INTO EACH OTHER AND THERE WAS AN INSTANT CONNECTION. Any two words arehomographs if they are spelled the same way but differ in meaning. so two different sentences with the wordbore are. No one sentence can be formed with the word bore

Answered by Anonymous

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$<body bgcolor=black><marquee direction="up"scrollamount=5><font color=orange></p><p>It's the same with homonyms. They're spelled the same (like homographs) and pronounced the same (like homophones), but have different meanings. "Bow," for example, means both "to bend at the waist" and "the front of a boat."$

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