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What is the homophone for epoch?

The homophone for "epoch" is epock. However, epock is not a standard English word and is considered archaic or obsolete.

It's important to note that while they sound the same, they have different meanings. Epoch refers to a period of time marked by significant events, while epock (if it were used) would likely mean something related to a poke, which is a light push or prod.

So, in modern English, there is no real homophone for "epoch".

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