stress minimal pairs - a subgroup

credit: Gary Allman

I think it was John Maidment who started the ball rolling when he put a posting online dealing with stress minimal pairs. I'd like to draw your attention to a subgroup, namely stress minimal pairs the members of which are semantically unrelated.

Consider /ˈtɔːment/ (= severe suffering) and /tɔːˈment/ (= to make someone suffer severely): They share the same number and types of phonemes and they are semantically closely related. 

/ˈɪnsaɪt/ (= clear understanding) and /ɪnˈsaɪt/ (= encourage someone to do something) also share the same number and types of phonemes, but they are semantically unrelated (well, sort of). It this latter group I'm looking for. Here's a first list (some of the items may have identical stress):

1. ˈessay (= writing) - esˈsay
2. ˈforebear - forˈbear (vb)
3. ˈforegoing - forˈgoing
4. ˈincense - inˈcense
5. ˈinsight - inˈcite
6. ˈintern - inˈtern
7. ˈtrusty - truˈstee
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Any further examples are greatly /əˈpriːsieɪtəd/!