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dual vs. duel

2 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Easy level in Homonym Hunter.

2️⃣ dual

Having two parts.

“The car has dual controls.”

🤺 duel

A fight between two people.

“The rivals met for a duel at dawn.”

Quick way to tell them apart

“dual” means having two parts; “duel” means a fight between two people.

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