Confusing Words
English is often a confusing language. There are many words that although pronounced similarly mean different things. Given below is a list of some of the most confusing words of English language.
- AVOCATION AND VOCATION
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AVOCATION-: a job done apart from a main job, usually done for pleasure
VOCATION-: it refers to the main job of a person - CHECK AND CHEQUE
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CHECK-: to examine
CHEQUE-: is a form in which you can sign and pay someone instead of giving them money. - TENOR AND TENURE
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TENOR-: the general character or meaning of something
TENURE-: period of time of something - DRAUGHT AND DROUGHT
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DRAUGHT-: the quantity of water drunk at a time
DROUGHT-: the time when there is no water - AUGHT AND OUGHT
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AUGHT-: anything
OUGHT-: should - BEAR AND BARE
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BEAR-: to endure something
BARE-: something that is uncovered - CONFIDANT AND CONFIDENT
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CONFIDANT-: someone who could be trusted
CONFIDENT-: sure - COARSE AND COURSE
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COARSE-: rough
COURSE-: a subject that you study/direction/part of meal - CITE AND SITE
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CITE-: to quote someone/something
SITE-: a place chosen for either making a house/school or anything else - DISEASE AND DECEASE
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DISEASE-: illness
DECEASE-: death - HUMAN AND HUMANE
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HUMAN-: connected with people rather than machines or god or animals
HUMANE-: refers to something sympathetic.