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What words have a long sound but are spelled ea?

You're looking for words that have the "long e" sound but are spelled "ea"! Here are a few examples:

Common words:

* Sea: The vast body of water.

* Tea: A hot beverage made from steeped leaves.

* Read: To look at and understand written words.

* Team: A group of people working together.

* Please: To ask politely.

* Treat: A special reward or gift.

* Meat: Flesh of animals used as food.

* Bean: A type of seed often used in cooking.

* Cream: A thick, rich dairy product.

* Clean: To make something free of dirt.

Less common words:

* Breach: A break or violation.

* Deacon: A church official.

* League: A group of teams competing in a sport.

* Reap: To harvest a crop.

* Stealth: Moving secretly and quietly.

Note: The "ea" spelling can sometimes sound like a short "e" sound, as in "bread" or "head."

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