Patients vs. Patience: Homophones Explained with Examples
Patients (noun, plural of patient) = people receiving medical care.
Patience (noun) = capacity to tolerate delay, difficulty, or annoyance without frustration.
Memory Aid
- Patients ends with -ents → think exam, emergency, examine.
- Patience ends with -ence → think endurance, equanimity.
Example Sentences
- The patients waited in the clinic.
- The doctor answered questions with remarkable patience.
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