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Loch vs. Lock

Loch

A lake or a narrow sea inlet, often used in Scottish contexts

Examples:

The fog over the loch created a mysterious atmosphere.We took a boat to the center of the tranquil loch.Her favorite spot was overlooking the loch at sunset.

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Lock

/lɔk/
An item used to secure something closed, usually by a key or combination.

Examples:

Some nights he would secretly enter the locked room.He went in quietly, locking the door behind him.Open locks, whoever knocks! (Enter Macbeth) Macbeth:

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Think of loch as a scenic body of water usually found in Scotland, loch is associated with natural landscapes.
  • A lock can be a mechanism that secures something like a door, emphasizing security and closure.
  • Remember that loch is often accompanied by tales of mythical creatures, like the Loch Ness monster.
  • A lock can also refer to a position in wrestling, suggesting confinement or control.
  • Loch is related to water, while lock is connected to security or restriction.
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