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Commonly Confused Words
Yoke/Yolk
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Yoke vs. Yolk
Yoke
/jəʊk/
A device or a situation that binds people or things together, often implying control or burden.
Examples:
She crafted a necklace from the
yoke
of oxen.
The company faced a heavy financial
yoke
this year.
Breaking free from the
yoke
of past mistakes.
Synonyms:
bond
harness
tie
constraint
shackle
Antonyms:
freedom
liberation
independence
Yolk
/jəʊk/
The yellow, nutrient-rich part of an egg that is surrounded by the white.
Examples:
Mix
yolk
with honey for a natural face mask.
The recipe calls for three egg
yolks
.
Y
olk's rich in nutrients and adds color to dishes.
Synonyms:
vitellus
Antonyms:
This word has no antonyms
Ways to tell them apart:
Yoke
rhymes with
joke
, while
yolk
has the same
l
sound as
bowl
.
Think
yoke
as something you choke or control with, like an ox yoke for steering animals.
Imagine breaking an egg and the
gold in the yolk
, helping you remember the precious egg part.
A
yoke
can tie or bind things, whereas
yolk
only spells something inside the egg.
Vowels in
yolk
(o and l) go along with
gold
reminding you of its color.
When to use yoke:
When to use yolk:
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