#homograph

Even more words that are written in the same way but are pronounced differently and mean different things!

Empire - to fill

Estate - summer

Fame - hunger

Fare - to do

Fate - fairies

File - rows, lines, queues

Fine - end or goal (n.); subtle or refined (adj.)

Ha - he/she/it has

Lame - blades

Lasso - lapse, arc, span (of time)

Lattice - latex

Lime - file (tool)

Lode - eulogy, praise, honors (grade)

Male - evil (n.), badly (adv.)

Media - average (maths)

Mete - destinations

Minute - tiny (f. pl.)

Mite - mild-mannered; gentle

Mole - bulk, sheer size; amount (figurative)

More - blackberries

DISPARATE: dicho o hecho totalmente absurdo, equivocado, carente de logica or sentido

DISPARATE: essentially different in kind, not allowing for comparison, things so unlike that there is no basis for comparison

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noun

One of two or more words that have the same spelling but differ in origin, meaning, and sometimes pronunciation, such as fair (pleasing in appearance) and fair (market) or wind (wĭnd) and wind (wīnd).

In philology, a word which has exactly the same form as another, though of a different origin and signification: thus, base the adjective and base the noun, fair the adjective and fair the noun, are homographs. See homonym.

One of two or more words identical in orthography, but having different derivations and meanings.

A word that is spelled the same as another word, usually having a different etymology, such as "bear", the animal, and "bear", to support, to tolerate, etc.