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What is a homonym for captured?

There isn't a perfect homonym for "captured" because it's a verb with a specific meaning. However, depending on the context, you could use a homophone like:

"captive" (adjective) - This refers to someone or something that is held prisoner or confined.

Example:

* Original: The soldier was captured by the enemy.

* Using "captive": The soldier was held captive by the enemy.

"capped" (verb) - This can be used to describe something being covered or finished, or to refer to a limit being reached.

Example:

* Original: The team captured the flag.

* Using "capped": The team capped their victory by capturing the flag.

Note: These are not true homonyms as they have slightly different meanings and pronunciations. However, they can be used in certain contexts to convey a similar meaning.

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