WordWeb
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WordWeb is an English dictionary and thesaurus program created by Antony Lewis. It was publicly available by 1996, when it was listed for distribution in an archive associated with the Usenet group rec.puzzles.crosswords. The Windows desktop program is available in a free edition and a paid edition, WordWeb Pro; separate WordWeb applications are also available for macOS, iOS and iPadOS, and Android. WordWeb's lexical database was originally based on WordNet, the lexical database developed at Princeton University, and has since been expanded with corrections and additional material. In addition to definitions and synonyms, it displays semantic relationships including antonyms, types, less-specific terms, similar words, and part–whole relationships. The free Windows edition carries an environmental licensing condition: indefinite free use is limited to users who take no more than two commercial flights, including at most one return flight, in any twelve-month period.
WordWeb is an English dictionary and thesaurus program created by Antony Lewis. It was publicly available by 1996, when it was listed for distribution in an archive associated with the Usenet group rec.puzzles.crosswords. The Windows desktop program is available in a free edition and a paid edition, WordWeb Pro; separate WordWeb applications are also available for macOS, iOS and iPadOS, and Android. WordWeb's lexical database was originally based on WordNet, the lexical database developed at Princeton University, and has since been expanded with corrections and additional material. In addition to definitions and synonyms, it displays semantic relationships including antonyms, types, less-specific terms, similar words, and part–whole relationships. The free Windows edition carries an environmental licensing condition: indefinite free use is limited to users who take no more than two commercial flights, including at most one return flight, in any twelve-month period.
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