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What homographs start with the letter c?

Here are some homographs that start with the letter "c":

* Close (to shut) vs. Close (near)

* Content (satisfied) vs. Content (the material inside something)

* Conduct (behavior) vs. Conduct (to lead or guide)

* Current (happening now) vs. Current (a flow of water or electricity)

* Desert (a dry, barren area) vs. Desert (to abandon)

* Digest (to break down food) vs. Digest (a summary)

* Entrance (a way in) vs. Entrance (the act of entering)

* Minute (very small) vs. Minute (a unit of time)

* Object (a thing) vs. Object (to oppose)

* Present (a gift) vs. Present (being in a place)

* Produce (to make) vs. Produce (fruits and vegetables)

* Record (a written account) vs. Record (to set a new best)

* Refuse (to decline) vs. Refuse (trash)

* Seize (to grab) vs. Seize (a type of fish)

* Tear (to rip) vs. Tear (a drop of water from the eye)

* Wind (to turn) vs. Wind (moving air)

There are many more homographs out there, but these are some common ones that start with the letter "c."

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