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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English- 6th Ed on the App Store. Wolfram Words Reference App on the App Store. Wordnik. Dictionary, Encyclopedia and Thesaurus - The Free Dictionary. Macmillan Dictionary | Free English Dictionary and Thesaurus Online. Free Online Collocations Dictionary. Comparison of English dictionaries. These tables compare modern and notable English dictionaries, split by market segment. Unless noted after the edition number, all are single-volume works. Number of entries Note that the publisher's definition of an entry differs. Some publishers count derivatives as separate entries while others count expressions consisting of more than one word as separate entries. The number of entries is a marketing term that should never be used to compare dictionaries. As an example, the 6th Edition of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary (SOED6, 2007) contains approximately:[citation needed] The 2nd Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) includes more historical entries because it also lists words that have been obsolete for centuries (back to the 7th century) due to changes in meaning and orthography.
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