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What is the differnce between a dictionary and an encyclopedia?
A dictionary provides a basic definition for a given word. An encyclopedia provides basic information for a given topic, such as a specific person (depending on the encyclopedia).
How do you find a word in an encyclopedia?
Encyclopedia or dictionary? Alphabetically.
What are some of the categories of information provided in The Free Dictionary?
Some of the categories of Information provided in The Free Dictionary are Dictionary/Thesaurus, Medical Dictionary, Legal Dictionary and Financial Dictionary. There are also the Acronyms, Idioms and Encyclopedia and Wikipedia Encyclopedia Categories in The Free Dictionary.
What is older an encyclopedia or dictionary?
encylopedia
What living creature is first in dictionary and encyclopedia?
the first living creature in the dictionary is an aardvark
Where is the only place that yesterday always follows today?
In the Dictionary, encyclopedia or Thesaurus.
A place where yesterday follows today?
In the Dictionary, encyclopedia or Thesaurus.
Is there any internet dictionary or encyclopedia of philosophy which explains all the terms?
Useful resources are the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (www.iep.utm.edu/ ) and the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (plato.stanford.edu/).
What does encyclodictionalmanacapedia mean?
It is a portmanteau word combining an encyclopedia, a dictionary and an almanac.
What is the difference of dictionary and encyclopedia?
thesaurus: gives synonyms dictionary: brief definitions encyclopedia: definition plus etymology plus discussion, history, general information, etc.; including articles on people, places, events etc.
Which of these is not true about the similarities between a thesaurus and a dictionary?
A thesaurus has antonyms and synonyms but a dictionary doesn't
What services are available on Webster online?
Webster Online is an online dictionary with a multilingual thesaurus translation. They not only offer an online dictionary but also have a thesaurus, medical dictionary and encyclopedia.
