Advanced English Dictionary & Thesaurus

by MobiSystems


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A large lexical database of English with 140,000 entries and 1.4 million words.

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WordNet® is a large lexical database of English with up to 140,000 entries and more than 1.4 million words, developed by the Cognitive Science Laboratory at Princeton University.Instead of following the standard dictionary format, the WordNet dictionary is organized with an innovative and convenient approach. Nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are grouped into sets of cognitive synonyms, interlinked by means of conceptual-semantic and lexical relations. In addition to the straightforward definition the dictionary shows how each word is linked to other words in terms of synonyms, opposites and similar words, but also hyponyms and hyperlinks within the group.The resulting network of meaningfully related words and concepts: • helps you to better understand the word meanings, • facilitates the quick finding of the correct meaning, • allows you to quickly memorize words.Also included a Comprehensive Dictionary and Thesaurus: • Straightforward and precise definitions of over 140,000 words with more than 250,000 links and 1.4 million words. • Synonyms, antonyms, similar and related words to help you make your writing and speech more interesting. • Hypernyms (more generic words), hyponyms (subordinate words) and meronyms (part names) • Examples illustrate how words are used and show typical constructions and collocations.NEW! Translate words in any other Android app with the Tap to Translate feature, and do it in style with any of the four colorful new themes. Also includes advanced search and language tools that have become the staple of quality language apps from MobiSystems, Inc.SEARCH TOOLS - effortlessly find words thanks to a clear, functional, and easy-to-use interface.Designed to provide the most comprehensive search experience the dictionary combines several search tools to match or suggest what you are looking for, including: • Search autocomplete helps you find words quickly by displaying predictions as you type • Keyword lookup allows you to search within compound words and phrases • Looking for a specific word but dont know how its spelled? Weve got you covered with our automatic ‘Fuzzy filter’ to correct word spelling, as well as ‘Wild card’ (* or ?) to replace a letter or entire parts of a word • Camera search looks up words in the camera viewfinder and displays results in seconds • Use our Voice search when you dont know how an entry is spelled • NEW! Tap to Translate entries in other apps. • Share word definitions via installed apps on your deviceLEARNING TOOLS - engaging features that help you further enhance your vocabulary. • Designed to give you the freedom to structure your studies the way you see fit the Favorites option allows you to create custom folders with lists of words from the vast library of entries • ‘Recent’ list to easily review looked-up words • Learn a new word every day with our ‘Word of the day’ option • Home screen widget providing random words at a glanceGet even more with PREMIUM: • Priority support - Get expedited support for any app-related issues • No ads - no more in-app advertisements• Faster app start up• Dark Theme• New Help Center• Bug fixes and performance improvements

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Useful

Thalari Ravi

It's OK. Nothing special.

Jeff D. Jones

'Tap to Translate' hasn't been working quite a while, which is an essence of dictionary.

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Very useful. and easy to use.

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Out dated... Its been 2 years when it was updated last. Which makes me think it's been abandoned.

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