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Awsoeme
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A Helpful Tool
After being disappointed by a different online thesaurus, I found Word Hippo. It’s great! It has a wonderful variety of words. I’ve gotten the app, and it’s my go-to thesaurus!
When I need more creative words
So many of us get lazy and use the same words. Word Hippo allows me to explore hundreds of words which is utilized in my writing. Allowing not only more creativity, but innovation. In this case, I would call it word innovation.
Love this app, BUT
It would be great if the dropdown menu didn’t require you to use the search bar to get the results. You can select Similar Words, Opposite Words, Sentences, etc., but it only refreshes after you search for the word again.
Other than that annoying extra step, the app is solid. It’s my favorite dictionary and thesaurus app because it has so many rare and archaic words.
Other than that annoying extra step, the app is solid. It’s my favorite dictionary and thesaurus app because it has so many rare and archaic words.
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Perfect, except….
I use this app daily. I’d love it to have a different heading color for “VERB” so I can scroll down quickly to it, easily identifying it by color.
It’s helped me so much to write.
I’m always searching for words when I’m writing transcripts and drafts. And this app is really easy for me to use and It gives me countless options when I’m lm searching for a synonym or a definition.
Every writer should use this
This app should be mandatory for every writer. It is such an amazing app! It includes but is not limited to, definitions, synonyms, acronyms, sentences, translations, rhymes, and so much more. I use this app on my phone and even on the website (although the website is slightly demanding in size) on my pc. This app is appropriate for ALL situations and workspaces, i even used this for schoolwork and work documents at some point. They even include slang in their synonyms and have definitions for them, which especially makes this app better than others. They offer different contexts of the words like how they can be used and the many different definitions for it (and even a wall of synonyms for each context as well!). I will never stop using this app.
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Companion in writing
A real treasure of words to find meter and rhymes for all my writing. Experiment infinitely with words.
NO Ads, HUGE vocabulary and FREE to use!🥰
Includes so many choices with which to use any word… definition, synonym, rhyming words per syllable, sentences, etc. AND it’s ALL for FREE!
NO ADS EVER!
And I’ve never had one single problem with this app; no freezing up, no slow searching. Will continue using it as I joyfully have been for the last five years!
NO ADS EVER!
And I’ve never had one single problem with this app; no freezing up, no slow searching. Will continue using it as I joyfully have been for the last five years!
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My sidekick
Love this app. I’m always on it. Great for increasing your vocabulary.
Simply the Best
This is the best thesaurus any writer, editor, or crossword puzzler could possibly ask for.
The best ever
It’s absolutely the best app that can solve practically any problems in learning language. Imho.
Best 4 rhymes synonyms definition Nd more!!
This app had helped me dekevoo my vocab, my business, my music, my login or usermames and so much more it's for sure my favorite!!
My helper is a great friend
I love this app for myself because I don’t know the entire words in the dictionary and it makes it easier for me to look up words that have meanings for me to understand them better so it doesn’t hurt anyone’s feelings or feelings for myself because I don’t mean to say bad things to people and I can look them up and feel great that I have
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Fast, Easy, Incredibly Helpful!
My son introduced me to the app when I decided to go back to college. It’s been 20 years since I’ve had to write papers, and this app has been so incredibly helpful. It has been very easy to use and keeps me from bland writing. I’m so thankful for the app!
Indispensable
I’m a writer. Mostly creative nonfiction. I also have a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury from nearly 32 years ago. I was silenced for many years, and while I could speak and relate facts and a brief history of events, I could not tell you my own thoughts.
Nearly 30 years passed. I had been using external frameworks to communicate in writing and verbally. In this case it was laws and regulations. I was studying to be a physician when I had the accident. I could no longer pursue that. Because I used policies, laws, whatever my mind could pick up and think through, then communicate through, I gravitated towards law enforcement and accounting/finance, I became a career government auditor. That’s just to give you an example. But through all of it, I couldn’t actually share my own thoughts, unless it was an opinion where I could use laws and policies to do it. I simply had no words for what I’d consider my own thinking, which has no external framework to rely upon. Those thoughts were completely silent.
For your own perspective, to help you understand what that would be like, you can watch the film The Tree of Life, I think that’s what it’s called. Almost no dialogue. It’s completely fluid. You go from one image to the next, and the next, over the course of the film. You still won’t understand perhaps what it is, not to have the anchors of words in those images, as they flit before you, then vanish.
This app, has made communication so much easier. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not easy, not like it was before the accident. It’s more like turning a badly rusted set of gears with an equally rusty, crusted-over hand crank. But the gears at least move. This app provides much needed lubrication for me to crank out my thoughts. It’s the only app of its kind that I use. There may be others. But this one is thorough, practical, exhaustive. It even provides slang words, current jargon and urban dictionary vocabulary, in some cases.
For instance, I looked up the most vulgar thing the other day, online, searching for an insulting synonym to describe a particular type of individual who’s a bit seedy, has a deeply flawed character, and not just an absence of morals, but someone who takes enjoyment from harming others and doing wrong. I won’t repeat what the word was, but it’s tired and overused. It doesn’t carry bite anymore. I was surprised, and yet, I wasn’t, when the internet pointed me directly to the online version of this app. The words the online version gave (which are also in the app), were urban dictionary-type synonyms. They really scratched that itch. They were satiating. The insult I was able to produce was equal to the task for this unsavory cretin, and satisfied my need for something more potent.
This app will surprise you. It’s a bit easier to use than the internet version, because there aren’t load screens during high cellular traffic times if you aren’t on WiFi. The app handles well, juggling the many noun, adjective, and verb variations of a single word, effortlessly. You merely have to select the shades of meaning closest to what you’re trying to say.
Excellent! Aside from a rare foray into the app, searching for a potent insult, I mostly use it because I know what I generally want to say, maybe even have what I call a “flat” word, which has ceased to mean anything much, due to overuse, but can’t think of just the right word. It’s been indispensable to me.
Nearly 30 years passed. I had been using external frameworks to communicate in writing and verbally. In this case it was laws and regulations. I was studying to be a physician when I had the accident. I could no longer pursue that. Because I used policies, laws, whatever my mind could pick up and think through, then communicate through, I gravitated towards law enforcement and accounting/finance, I became a career government auditor. That’s just to give you an example. But through all of it, I couldn’t actually share my own thoughts, unless it was an opinion where I could use laws and policies to do it. I simply had no words for what I’d consider my own thinking, which has no external framework to rely upon. Those thoughts were completely silent.
For your own perspective, to help you understand what that would be like, you can watch the film The Tree of Life, I think that’s what it’s called. Almost no dialogue. It’s completely fluid. You go from one image to the next, and the next, over the course of the film. You still won’t understand perhaps what it is, not to have the anchors of words in those images, as they flit before you, then vanish.
This app, has made communication so much easier. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not easy, not like it was before the accident. It’s more like turning a badly rusted set of gears with an equally rusty, crusted-over hand crank. But the gears at least move. This app provides much needed lubrication for me to crank out my thoughts. It’s the only app of its kind that I use. There may be others. But this one is thorough, practical, exhaustive. It even provides slang words, current jargon and urban dictionary vocabulary, in some cases.
For instance, I looked up the most vulgar thing the other day, online, searching for an insulting synonym to describe a particular type of individual who’s a bit seedy, has a deeply flawed character, and not just an absence of morals, but someone who takes enjoyment from harming others and doing wrong. I won’t repeat what the word was, but it’s tired and overused. It doesn’t carry bite anymore. I was surprised, and yet, I wasn’t, when the internet pointed me directly to the online version of this app. The words the online version gave (which are also in the app), were urban dictionary-type synonyms. They really scratched that itch. They were satiating. The insult I was able to produce was equal to the task for this unsavory cretin, and satisfied my need for something more potent.
This app will surprise you. It’s a bit easier to use than the internet version, because there aren’t load screens during high cellular traffic times if you aren’t on WiFi. The app handles well, juggling the many noun, adjective, and verb variations of a single word, effortlessly. You merely have to select the shades of meaning closest to what you’re trying to say.
Excellent! Aside from a rare foray into the app, searching for a potent insult, I mostly use it because I know what I generally want to say, maybe even have what I call a “flat” word, which has ceased to mean anything much, due to overuse, but can’t think of just the right word. It’s been indispensable to me.
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Brain boost
The older I get the more I need help finding the best words for descriptions. I use it several times a week especially if I’m trying to elevate my vocabulary or make a rhyme.
Nicely Done
At one point recently, they seemed to have rewritten the App…. As a long-time thesaurus devotee, I feel comfortable saying that their synonymic coverage is the best that I’ve been able to find.
