LookUpList vs Thesaurus S

LookUpList is an app that lets you build your own dictionary and word lists. Just enter a word or phrase and tap the “Search” button — it instantly looks it up across your favorite websites. The app performs a cross-site search using all the websites you’ve added to the tab bar, so you can easily compare results side by side. You can also save looked-up words to your word lists with a single tap. It’s perfect for language learners! Even better, you can look up words from within other apps — no need to switch back and forth. This is especially useful when reading articles in news or ebook apps. You’re not limited to online dictionaries — any website with a search function can be added. Create a custom dictionary that fits your needs! "Look Up" - Look up words and phrases instantly by tapping the “Search” button. - Cross-search all added websites to easily compare their results. - Switch between websites by swiping — one-handed use is easy. - Add any website with search capability. - Save words and phrases to your word lists with just one tap. - Look up words from other apps using the Share Extension — no app switching needed. - Supports iOS built-in dictionaries as well. - Add custom website tabs using URLs with query strings (for advanced users). "Word List" - Each word includes a checkmark, favorite button, and note field. - One-tap web search from your word list. - Sort words alphabetically or by creation date. - Create multiple word lists. - Easily import and export your word lists in CSV format. Please leave a review on the App Store. If you have any questions, feel free to email us at: sup.lookuplist@gmail.com Thanks for your support!

We have created a free "Thesaurus" that accurately classifies and displays words with the same concept as "input words" from more than 90,000 candidates. With "simple operability" that eliminates extra elements, you can select the next candidate from the list and arrive at the "desired expression". With voice input support, it is possible to easily find "appropriate words". Feel free to use the "Thesaurus", which is ideal for "people who want to find paraphrases of monotonous sentences", "people who can't think of good phrases or images", and "strengthening vocabulary".