Question:
When in need of a synonym, how do you usually go about finding it?
Rants and lessons about the English language from an undergrad English major. This is the diary of a grammar snob.
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theanisakay answered:
Microsoft Word or Merriam Webster!
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thefloodgates answered:
I ask friends around me if I’m in public or I use thesaurus.com if I’m at home.
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onlyaworkingtitle answered:
Right click —> thesaurus, or thesaurus.com; if off the computer, using the actual (gasp!) thesaurus book.
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belaine answered:
thesaurus.com
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ahuang06 said:
Thesaurus
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laninaseria answered:
I use the built in thesaurus on Word or thesaurus.com
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jyooynce answered:
dictionary.com
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maelie answered:
thesaurus.com or if I’m using Microsoft Word I’ll use the handy shift+F7
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playingjax answered:
thesaurus.com, but i always make sure i click over to read the dictionary definition if i’m not sure it’s a good fit :]
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danizorz answered:
A thesaurus.
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onlysaysficus answered:
never, ever, ever, a thesaurus.
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quantumstarlight answered:
Thesaurus.com or M-W.com, usually.
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