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What are the homophones for something learned and to reduce?

Here are some homophones for "something learned" and "to reduce":

Something learned:

* Learned (past tense of "learn") - This is the most common homophone, and it is often used in the context of acquiring knowledge.

* Earned (past tense of "earn") - This implies something was gained through effort or work.

* Burned (past tense of "burn") - This has a more literal meaning but can be used metaphorically to refer to a painful or difficult lesson learned.

To reduce:

* Re-duce (to lessen or decrease something) - This is the most common homophone.

* Re-use (to use something again) - This implies a focus on sustainability and preventing waste.

It's important to consider the context to determine the appropriate homophone.

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