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If you're a writer, you need a dictionary. English is a vast language, and
even the best writers need to look up words to make sure they get the precise
meaning they need. A good dictionary is
a writer's friend.
Here are the current top-selling
dictionaries in book form,
plus
electronic
dictionaries and dictionary software (especially good for unabridged dictionaries!), that can help you as a writer. These include general dictionaries and specialized dictionaries on medicine, law,
business, telecom, the military, and other disciplines...not to mention
specialized dictionaries for writers, such as rhyming dictionaries, reverse
dictionaries, slang dictionaries, and dictionaries of obscure words. As you'd
expect, there are dictionaries of American and British English (separate and
combined), as well as Canadian English.
You may want to have a look at our thesaurus page
as well.
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Franklin Speaking Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 11th Edition (SCD-2100)
from Franklin Electronics
Price: $89.00
Customer Review:
Pros:
Compact, light, attractive looking, feature rich electronic device. Games, exercises, and productivity tools such as currency and unit converter, calendar, sceduler, stop watch, etc. can be very useful. Depending on the purpose, you may be satisfied with the product. Cons:
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Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

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