Dictionary.com: English Words App Reviews

Has offline and online dictionary Compact and concise But sometimes definitions use complex words

Its a great and so helpful dicts!

Make your own expirience

I have never seen a better dictionary app than this one. They also have a background related to the word of the day which makes it easier to learn. Love it! ❤️

The best free dictionary I know of! And now I found out that it works offline, which is an awesome feature for such a high quality dictionary

Covers middle English terms as well as up to date vocabulary, some rare specialties missing which can be sorted out via wiktionary online. Great app!!

Yes, the dictionary is good, however the marketing tricks are malignant, it even put one under preassure to get red of ads, does not work in portrait position with the keyboard. I would like Itune to look into the legality of this app. Again a good app has been damage by its marketing Methode. Gasim 2016 And no Chance in the Mode of Marketing, Itune dont know?

Just cant say enough about its design & usefulness! This is the one app that is a must have! The EsseneMaster

Perfect

Perfect and super fun to skim through

Im learning English and this app is very helpful for me. thank you!

I use it to look up words as I study. Its exactly what I need.

Would be much more useful. Fewer popups on lite version would be good too

Just Awesome,easy to use

And why does everything thats supposed to be a part of it cost $3 extra per item? Ridiculous

Since I bought this app and been having it in my iPad for the past years, I never have one in my iPhone. This time I am having one. Now, I am having it in both of them. Why? Because I am always loving it. Hence, I am giving it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Even the simplest words cant be found. The "did you mean..." function also doesnt work. Please fix this. The only good thing is that you can download the dictionary for offline use.

Very useful

Love the word of the day.

This app is very easy to use but the information it provides is inaccurate. I would consistently ask for definitions in order to clarify word meanings and found the information provided took me a step back rather than a step forward. The final straw for me was the definition for conundrum. From now on, its the OED only.