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Advanced English Dictionary Free

Publisher: Cosmos Chong

( 1468 Reviews )

License: Free

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License:Free

Category:Books & reference

User-rating:4.7 ( 1468 Reviews )

Publisher:Cosmos Chong

Language supported:

English (United States)

Minimum

OS:Windows 10 Mobile, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows Phone 8

Architecture:ARM

Recommended

OS:Windows 10 Mobile, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows Phone 8

Architecture:ARM

Description

AED is a comprehensive English dictionary app. It has more than 400,000 entries with a clean and modern user interface. Some of the important features are as follow: 1. Dictionary stored in phone 2. Pronunciation (sound and notation) 3. Fast and snappy 4. Picture gallery 5. Word relation 6. Today's word 7. Recent page for revision 8. Star your word 9. Inline search 10. Based on WordNet 3.1 - Containing more than 400,000 entries - Clear and precise definition - Sample sentences available

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Reviews

9/2/2015

by Arun kumar
This is the first app that I have always installed whenever I switched to a new windows phone. Such a comprehensive dictionary app.
4/29/2014

by Ryan
Sounds work offline. Clear tile goes perfectly with Windows Phone 8.1
5/21/2014

by M.Adeeb
An amazing must-have app. This app was among the very first apps that I installed on my Lumia1520. Beautiful, light, informative and the best! One request; instead of using relative words in the example phrase, use the word itself. Thanks.
4/12/2014

by Marina
This is really the best dictionary I've ever found here. I'm pleased with everything especially the etymology It would be better if I could listen how words sound off line.