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What is the homonym and homophone for word in that place belonging to them?

Let's break down the phrase "word in that place belonging to them" and find the homonym and homophone within it:

* Homonym: A word that is spelled the same as another word but has a different meaning. The word "their" in the phrase is a homonym of "there."

* Their refers to possession (belonging to them)

* There indicates location.

* Homophone: A word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and spelling. While there aren't any obvious homophones in the exact phrase, you could consider the word "place."

* Place can be a noun, meaning a location.

* Plaice is a type of flatfish (though not as commonly used).

Example of how it could be used:

"They left their word in that place, but I couldn't find it there."

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