Loop-Loupe | Commonly Confused Words
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Loop vs. Loupe

Loop

/luːp/
A shape or process that is circular or curves back on itself, often repeating continuously

Examples:

In business, imbalances can occur due to feedback loops.There he tied a loop of rope to hold her still.Software developers often deal with endless loops.

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Loupe

/ˈluːp/
A small magnifying glass used by jewelers and watchmakers to see details closely

Examples:

The jeweler peered through the loupe to inspect the diamond.With a loupe, the scientist examined the insect's delicate wings.During the auction, the collector used a loupe to verify art details.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Loop usually refers to a bend or curve in a shape or object, often circular.
  • Loupe is a tool, specifically a small magnifying glass used by jewelers or watchmakers.
  • Remember that loop with an o-o is related to circle-like structures or iterations.
  • On the other hand, loupe sounds like loop but has an association with precision work and small details.
  • Think of loupe and lenses both starting with l for examining small details.
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