confusable
determinatum
notional opposite
plesionym
adverb
synonym
parasynonym
antonym
near-synonym
equivocal
malapropism
metonym
malaprop
opposite
oronym
opposite word
incompatible
contrastive
autoantonym
collocator
descriptive
hyponym
rhyme
subordinate
Janus word
subordinate word
figure of speech
prenominal
poecilonym
parisology
false cognate
abbreviation
have swallowed a dictionary
headword
devil
deuce
dickens
clitic
polyseme
false friend
back-formation
polysemant
referent
euphemism
dysphemism
catachresis
metaphor
adnominal
pun
homonym
contradictorially
descriptive adjective
term
derivative
collateral form
indeclinable
partial false friend
heterobasionym
apokoinou
nonadjective
short form
ass
collocant
arse
hell if I know
logomachist
obscenity
transferred sense
SAT word
modification
semordnilap
contraction
ten-cent word
counterword
converse
comparative
con-
slangish
transition
reciprocal
internunciary
lexical ambiguity
polysemy
I beg your pardon
-ers
double entendre
single entendre
internationalism
crosswordlike
ten-dollar word
adjective
attributive
homograph
internunciatory
supersense

English words for 'A word or phrase that is easily confused with another'

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