Explanation

Sow (n.)

• To plant seeds in soil for growth or to spread something, such as ideas or feelings, that may develop over time.

Sentence:

• Shaista carefully sowed sunflower seeds in her garden, hoping they would bloom beautifully by spring.

Sough (n./v.)

• A murmuring, sighing, or rustling sound, often associated with wind or water.

Sentence:

• The sough of the autumn wind whispered through the trees, creating a soothing yet eerie melody in the quiet night.