daze days homophones one sentence to make the meaning
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She spent all her free days in intense daze.
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It's his divorce that made him daze and regret his past days.
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- This is an example of homophones- Days and Daze.
- The meaning of daze is that it is a condition in which a person cannot think clearly because of some physical or mental shock.
- Days on the other hand are plural for the day.
- These two words have different meanings and spellings but their pronunciation is the same.
- Therefore, they are homophones.
- So, the made sentence can be easily understood now, that the person who was divorced was in a daze from the shock of his behavior that he regrets.
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