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A '''dictionary''' is a book that contains an often exhaustive and [[alphabet]]ized listing of all known words. The meanings of the words are given along with their origin, pronunciation and plurals. Some dictionaries also include example sentences or words translated from other languages. The creation of dictionaries is a dynamic process, since many words remain undiscovered to this day.
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A '''dictionary''' is a book that contains an [[alphabet]]ized listing of ideally all known words in a particular language. Typically, the meanings of the words are given along with their origin, accepted spelling, pronunciation, [[part of speech]], and plurals. Some dictionaries also include example sentences or words translated from other languages. The creation of dictionaries can be a dynamic process, due to languages continually developing new words. Dictionaries can be subject to bias just like any other reference source through the way definitions are presented and the exclusion of certain views. (See [[Liberal Bias in Popular Dictionaries]])
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== See also ==
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*[[Writing]]
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*[[Grammar]]
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/ The dictionary.] Vocabulary.com
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Latest revision as of 13:58, October 11, 2023

A dictionary is a book that contains an alphabetized listing of ideally all known words in a particular language. Typically, the meanings of the words are given along with their origin, accepted spelling, pronunciation, part of speech, and plurals. Some dictionaries also include example sentences or words translated from other languages. The creation of dictionaries can be a dynamic process, due to languages continually developing new words. Dictionaries can be subject to bias just like any other reference source through the way definitions are presented and the exclusion of certain views. (See Liberal Bias in Popular Dictionaries)

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