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What is a homograph of captive?

The homograph of "captive" is "captive" itself.

This is because homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and often different pronunciations.

While "captive" can be used as a noun (someone who is held prisoner) or an adjective (meaning held prisoner), it's the same word in both cases.

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