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What are homonyms for genuine?

There aren't any perfect homonyms for "genuine" in the English language. A homonym is a word that is spelled and pronounced the same as another word but has a different meaning.

However, there are some near homonyms that share similar pronunciation:

* "Genuflect" - This word refers to bending one knee, typically as a gesture of respect. While it's not the same as "genuine", it has a similar sound and is often confused with it.

* "Gin" - This word refers to an alcoholic beverage, but its pronunciation is very similar to "genuine".

It's important to note that these words are not true homonyms, as their spellings and meanings are different. They are simply words that sound very similar.

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