Homophones are the words that sound the same, yet have different meanings.
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Seam Vs Seem
Seam: (n) The line formed by sewing together pieces of leather,cloth,etc. The stitches used to make such a line.
For e.g.
- The seam looked neat on that small piece of cloth
- The needlework teacher made a beautiful seam on the torn dress.
Seem: (v) to appear to be, feel, do,etc. To appear to one’s own senses, observation, mind, judgement.
For e.g.
- He’s 17, but he often seems younger.
- It may seem that she was wrong, but she wasn’t.