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What are some example homonyms for back?

There aren't many perfect homonyms for "back" (words with the same spelling and pronunciation), but there are some words that are homophones (words with the same pronunciation but different spelling and meaning).

Here are some examples:

Homophones:

* back: (the rear part of something)

* back: (to move backward)

* back: (to support or endorse)

* backed: (past tense of "back")

* back: (a play in a game, such as baseball, where the ball is hit back to the pitcher)

* back: (a piece of land)

* back: (a period of time, "back in the day")

Near-Homophones:

* backed: (past tense of "back")

* baked: (cooked in an oven)

It's important to note that these words sound the same, but their meanings are very different. Context is crucial in understanding the intended meaning.

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