Wiktionary
a. Having the same form (orthographic/phonetic) but unrelated meaning.
Usage examples of "homonymic".
But when man acquired a fine, homonymic (words that sound the same but mean different things) language, and indeed, when he acquired any language, these engrams were much more a liability than a help.
The second-highest incident of homonymic mistakes is by people typing on typewriters.
In Mike's home branch, the very name—though not that of the homonymic mountain—had been forgotten, and the ruins of the lost city were rediscovered only in 1911, by an explorer from the United States.
A number of anomalies have been noted in addition to the ones originally cited, especially significant being the cognate relationship between the words for 'warrior' and 'fool', and the homonymic identity of the words for 'wound' and 'disease'.