Abject – Sad
Object – Aim
Accept – To agree
Except – With the exception of
Accident – Mishap
Incident – Event
Adapt – Adjust
Adept – Expert
Adopt – To accept
Effect – To produce an effect
Affect – Result
Amiable – Lovable
Amicable – Friendly
Bale – Bundle
Bail – Security
Bare – Naked
Bear – Tolerate
Beneficent – Kind
Beneficial – Useful
Berth – A sleeping accommodation in a train
Birth – Coming to life
Brake – System to stop vehicles
Break – Cut
Cannon – A big gun
Canon – Rule
Canvass – To seek votes
Canvas – Coare cloth
Career – Course of life
Carrier – One that carries
Calender – A roller machine to press
Calendar – A table showing months and dates
Cast – To throw
Caste – A sub division of religion
Cost – Price
Check – Control
Cheque – An order on a bank for payment
Childish – Silly
Childlike – Innocent
Cite – To quote
Sight – View
Site – Situation
Complement – That which completes
Compliment – Wishes
Dairy – The place where milk is kept
Diary – The book for daily record
Dear – Beloved
Deer – Animal
Disease – Aliment
Decease – To die
Desert – A place full of sand
Dessert – Fruit course served at the end of a dinner
Farther – Far from
Further – Ahead
Foul – Having a bad smell
Fowl – A bird
Gate – An entrance
Gait – Style of walking
Heal – To cure
Heel – Hind part of the foot
Hair – An outgrowth on the head or body
Hare – Rabbit
Heir – Successor
Later – Comparative degree of ‘late’
Letter – A written message
Loose – Not tight
Lose – To miss
Medal – A token of merit
Meddle – To interfere
Moral – Relating to morality
Morale – General conduct
Naughty – Mischievous
Knotty – Difficult
Patrol – To be on duty
Petrol – Fuel
Popular – Liked by people
Populous – Thickly populated
Prescribe – To suggest
Proscribe – Prohibit
President – Chairman
Precedent – A previous parallel case
Principal – A head of an institution
Principle – A rule of conduct
Prophet – One who proclaims the will of god
Profit – Gain
Quite – Completely
Quiet – Silent
Sole – Only
Soul – Spirit
Stationary – Fixed
Stationery – Writing material
Storey – Any one floor of a house
Story – A tale
Team – Group
Teem – Full of
Waste – Spend uselessly
Waist – Joint
Wet – Soaked in water
Whet – To Sharpen
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