| When the related word precedes the homograph on the initial encounter, little competition should exist. |
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| For the nonbiased contextual condition, the preceding context was neutral toward the meaning of the homograph. |
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| In Internet terms, a homograph is a website that sounds like a well known website but actually links you to a website that isn't legitimate. |
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| Each of two declarations is said to be a homograph of the other if both declarations have the same identifier and overloading is allowed for at most one of the two. |
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| A homograph is a letter or string that is visually confusable with a different letter or string. |
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| Note: A homograph is a word which has the same spelling as another, but a different meaning. |
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| She's German but the homograph was entirely deliberate. |
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