Two words that differ in only one phoneme are said to be members of the same:

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The term "phonological neighbourhood" refers to a group of words that differ by only one phoneme. Therefore, two words that differ in only one phoneme are said to belong to the same phonological neighbourhood. Option A, soundscape, refers to the overall sounds present in a particular environment or area. Option B, semantic network, refers to the network of words and their meanings. Option D, linguistic net, is not a commonly used term in linguistics. Option E, scope, is a term used in various fields and does not relate to phoneme differences.

Two Words That Differ in Only One Phoneme Are Said