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.