- $2.99
- Category: Reference
- First released: October 14, 2008
- Versions: 4 archived
- Installable: 3 of 4
- Seller: jDictionary Mobile
- com.jdictionarymobile.aed
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 27, 2020 | — | ★ 4.7 | 227 | $2.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25It is my go to for scientific terms and pronunciation of difficult words. And I can save them in a word list for review. Can not do without it.
Been using it since I came out 12 some years ago. Not sure what more you can ask for out of an app. It’s a dictionary. It has every word I look up.
This has to be THE WORST dictionary ever! A dictionary should define a word- Period! It does not need to list EVERY possible use of that word as a separate entry!! And should not list every phrase the word is used in as separate entries!! Type in “A”, “And”, “At”, etc- and there are literally HUNDREDS of entries for the word! A few examples can be easily listed in the definition, NOT as separate entries!!<br/> A dictionary SHOULD be scrollable- one should be able to type in a few letters and see the words beyond that in the entries, without having to change one letter to continue thru the list! For example: if I type “rad”… I should not have to change the “d” to an “e” to continue scrolling! Obscene slang words are generally not included in dictionaries, they are put in urban or slang dictionaries, and not listed hundreds of times in a row listing every slang phrase ever known! Misspelled words should not be listed as entries- the search feature would take a person to the proper spelling! <br/>Don’t bother with this dictionary, it is not worth the aggravation!!
I love this dictionary - and use it all the time.
This has been my favorite dictionary for years. I use several dictionary apps, but this dictionary stands out for the clarity of the brief definitions. It is available offline, and word definitions include less- and more-specific words, pronunciation, and an etymology section.
This app is not forthright about its "pronunciation feature". It claims it has "superior pronunciations" from three different English-speaking regions yet all it does is make your phone read it, ie. machine-pronounced that sounds flat and unnatural. This is NOT superior in anyway compared to what digital dictionaries normally provide: vetted human-recorded pronunciations with clear dictions and accents from native speakers.
This app is my go-to anytime I need a definition
It has literally every word I’ve looked up and I read a lot. Compare to the other apps, this is 332 mb; others are 40 or 90. Any proper name, place name, mythological figure, many foreign words. Also will pronounce a word for you. Also gives pretty decent etymology.<br/>Highly recommended.
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