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What is the homophones for a flight of steps and too look fixedly?

Here are the homophones for the phrases you provided:

* A flight of steps: A flight of steps is already a complete phrase and doesn't have a homophone. However, "flight" as a word itself has the homophone flite, which is an archaic word meaning "to flee."

* To look fixedly: The homophone for "to look fixedly" is to look fix it lee (to look at something very closely).

Note: "Fix it lee" is a bit of a playful and informal way to represent the homophone. It's not a real word, but it captures the sound of the phrase being pronounced with the homophone.

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