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Isle vs. Aisle
Isle
/aɪl/Examples:
The isle was a paradise of lush greenery and tranquility.Pirates buried their treasure on the secluded isle.They spent their honeymoon exploring the charming isle.
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Aisle
/aɪl/Examples:
The bride gracefully walked down the aisle.The airplane's aisle was crowded with travelers.I prefer the aisle seat for more legroom.
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This word has no antonymsWays to tell them apart:
- Think of isle as a short form of island, it refers to a landmass surrounded by water.
- An aisle is found in stores or churches, like a passageway you walk down, related to walk.
- Isles are geographic features, often tranquil and remote.
- Aisles are often bustling with activity and help guide foot traffic in buildings.
- Isles and aisles are both places you can go, but one is natural and the other is man-made.
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