WordWeb WordWeb 9.04 for Windows

by Antony Lewis

Avg. Rating 4.2 (35 votes)

File Details

File Size 21.6 MB
License Shareware, $29.00
Operating System Windows 7/8/10/Vista/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 3,035
Publisher Antony Lewis
Homepage WordWeb

Publisher's Description

WordWeb includes a comprehensive English thesaurus and dictionary, and can be used to look up words from within most programs. Features of the free version include, definitions and synonyms, proper nouns, related words, pronunciations, 140,000 root words, 115,000 synonym sets, and look up words in almost any program.

Latest Reviews

olivergiving

olivergiving reviewed v7.0 on Sep 25, 2013

very handy program to have

Uriel

Uriel reviewed v7.0 on Jun 13, 2013

Upgrade complete!

reddy.shyam

reddy.shyam reviewed v6.8 on Jul 27, 2012

Still the best and light weight.

Uriel

Uriel reviewed v6.71 on Nov 4, 2011

Very nice. Works with HTML and PDF files. The audio pronunciation feature is handy. And if WordWeb doesn't know a word, it accesses the internet including Wikipedia, Wictionary or WordWeb Online to find you the information you need. With a purchased Pro version, you get the option to get geographical word lists, various different languages word lists amongst other options. (By the way, fileforum needs to update the picture of WordWeb. It's sorely outdated from the Windows 98 days.)

reddy.shyam

reddy.shyam reviewed v6.1 on Feb 26, 2010

Still the best!

aruprc

aruprc reviewed v5.5 on Jul 4, 2008

Great stuff, specially for educators, comes with voice file as well for proper pronunciation.

reddy.shyam

reddy.shyam reviewed v5.2 on Dec 14, 2007

I have been using free version for ages and for general use, nothing beats this compact offline tool.

For free version, check this link
http://wordweb.info/free/

vcorvinus

vcorvinus reviewed v5.0 on Mar 12, 2007

I've been using the Pro version of WordWeb for years. Wildcard searches are very handy when writing. Overall, very, very handy. The new lookup-from-any-application feature is wonderful.

In short, the free version is nice, but for writers or people serious about building vocabulary, the Pro version is well worth it.

saadsaleem

saadsaleem reviewed v4.5a on Jun 18, 2006

I think the best free dictionary available in the market. You can select the word and press the shortcut key for quick definition access. This is one of those rare free dictionaries that also have pronunciation.

Avg. Rating 4.2 (35 votes)
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olivergiving

olivergiving reviewed v7.0 on Sep 25, 2013

very handy program to have

Uriel

Uriel reviewed v7.0 on Jun 13, 2013

Upgrade complete!

reddy.shyam

reddy.shyam reviewed v6.8 on Jul 27, 2012

Still the best and light weight.

Uriel

Uriel reviewed v6.71 on Nov 4, 2011

Very nice. Works with HTML and PDF files. The audio pronunciation feature is handy. And if WordWeb doesn't know a word, it accesses the internet including Wikipedia, Wictionary or WordWeb Online to find you the information you need. With a purchased Pro version, you get the option to get geographical word lists, various different languages word lists amongst other options. (By the way, fileforum needs to update the picture of WordWeb. It's sorely outdated from the Windows 98 days.)

reddy.shyam

reddy.shyam reviewed v6.1 on Feb 26, 2010

Still the best!

aruprc

aruprc reviewed v5.5 on Jul 4, 2008

Great stuff, specially for educators, comes with voice file as well for proper pronunciation.

reddy.shyam

reddy.shyam reviewed v5.2 on Dec 14, 2007

I have been using free version for ages and for general use, nothing beats this compact offline tool.

For free version, check this link
http://wordweb.info/free/

vcorvinus

vcorvinus reviewed v5.0 on Mar 12, 2007

I've been using the Pro version of WordWeb for years. Wildcard searches are very handy when writing. Overall, very, very handy. The new lookup-from-any-application feature is wonderful.

In short, the free version is nice, but for writers or people serious about building vocabulary, the Pro version is well worth it.

saadsaleem

saadsaleem reviewed v4.5a on Jun 18, 2006

I think the best free dictionary available in the market. You can select the word and press the shortcut key for quick definition access. This is one of those rare free dictionaries that also have pronunciation.

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