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Old 08-22-2020, 12:04 PM   #29
Steve H
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Kindle offers multiple dictionaries that can be purchased. The best IMO are:
1) Webster's Third New International Dictionary...Huge with detailed definitions but expensive 59.95-Comprehensive!
2) Wordnet great and about 4.99 ...sometimes found for free and includes a thesaurus
3) Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
4) Collins English Dictionary
Wish Kobo offered these optimized on their devices. Wordnet can be found for free online and added to Kobo, but it somewhat difficult for a new user.
All of the dictionaries I listed directly install on a Kindle and can be made the default Kindle Dictionary-You can switch back and forth.
Sideloaded content works just as well.
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