Homonym: E.G. (Example)
"E.G." stands for the Latin phrase "exempli gratia," which translates to "for example." It is commonly used in writing to introduce one or more examples that clarify a statement or concept. This abbreviation helps to provide context and make information more relatable.
In academic and professional writing, "E.G." is often followed by a list of examples. For instance, if discussing fruits, one might say, "Many fruits are rich in vitamins, e.g., oranges, kiwis, and strawberries." This usage allows readers to better understand the topic by providing specific instances.