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What is a Homophones for manor?

There aren't any perfect homophones for "manor" in the English language.

A homophone is a word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and spelling.

However, you could argue that "manner" is a near homophone, as it has a similar pronunciation but a different meaning.

* Manor: A large house, especially one with land attached to it.

* Manner: A way of behaving or acting.

It's important to remember that "manner" has a slightly different pronunciation, but it's very close to "manor" in spoken English.

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