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Homophone pair for want or require?

The homophone pair for "want" or "require" is "want" and "won't".

* Want expresses a desire or wish.

* Won't is a contraction of "will not" and expresses refusal or unwillingness.

For example:

* Want: "I want a new car."

* Won't: "I won't go to the party."

While "require" doesn't have a direct homophone, it's worth noting that "require" can be replaced by "need" in some contexts. However, "need" and "needn't" are not perfect homophones as they have slightly different meanings.

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