How can you learn a word without knowing the words within its definition?

Re:How can you learn a word without knowing the words within... by aminozuur on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @11:24PM (#14600424)

Wordo allows users to click every word in the definition, try it here: https://wordo.co/querulous

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Re:How can you learn a word without knowing the words within... by dictionaryfeed on Wednesday June 21, 2017 @12:51AM (#14600750)

Thanks also for pointing out the word querulous! I don't think that the first tree that Treegle generates is so great. You have to click querulous a few times to get better trees. :)

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Re:How can you learn a word without knowing the words within... by dictionaryfeed on Wednesday June 21, 2017 @12:48AM (#14600727)

Cool!! Thank you very much for sharing!! I actually never heard of Wordo until now. Do you work with Wordo? If so, wanta collaborate? :)

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Re:How can you learn a word without knowing the words within... by aminozuur on Wednesday June 21, 2017 @07:39PM (#14608986)

Yes I helped create Wordo. I am nerdy about words and definitions. I contribute to Wiktionary.

I'd like to collaborate, not sure how but lets get in touch!! Add me on FB or Twitter: https://facebook.com/eftegarie https://twitter.com/aminozuur

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