Oxford Dictionary Of English
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Description
📖 Elevate your vocabulary game with the ultimate English authority!
- SINGLE VOLUME POWERHOUSE - Comprehensive English language resource in one sleek edition.
- TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONALS - Ranked #9 in Journalism & Nonfiction Writing Reference—your go-to language tool.
- USER APPROVED EXCELLENCE - 4.6-star rating from nearly 10,000 reviews—join the satisfied community.
- UNRIVALED LEXICAL AUTHORITY - 350,000+ words, phrases & meanings for precision and depth.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR WORD LOVERS - Ideal for bookworms and professionals who value linguistic mastery.
The Oxford Dictionary Of English, published by Oxford University Press, is a definitive single-volume reference featuring over 350,000 words, phrases, and meanings. Highly rated by nearly 10,000 users and ranked top 10 in journalism and nonfiction writing references, it’s the essential tool for professionals and language enthusiasts seeking authoritative and comprehensive English language coverage.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #35,319 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #9 in Journalism & Nonfiction Writing Reference #30 in Dictionaries & Thesauruses #32 in Communication & Media Studies |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 9,671 Reviews |
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A**R
Good Product
Good product, no complaints
S**J
Good
Received in good condition.
I**A
👍
👍
G**Y
Very good
Very good
H**N
Good
Good
M**N
Huge dictionary
Perfect
F**S
The order is very bad
Dislike
N**R
Too huge
To huge I think my life won’t be enough to read this book
S**I
Useful In Many Ways And Had Many Words To Learn About
Very good and had everything we needed.
S**R
OMG this is the best dictionary ever
This is such a big book the pages are thin but still it has 350,000 words it’s the best dictionary ever and, it has like 8 pages about countries, prime ministers, alphabets and the periodic table etc etc
P**I
Amazing
Perfect
D**Y
When the apocalypse arrives, you’ll want a physical dictionary
I use the apocalypse as the reason for purchasing physical books these days. The Oxford Dictionary is a great one to have. Also, there’s an Oxford Etymology of English which is a fascinating read when one is curious about where the heck some word came from. When the lights go out forever, I’ll enjoy flipping through these volumes.
A**E
Oxford Best.
I have always appreciated an Oxford Dictionary and when I saw this new edition I turfed out decades old books. I leave it on a table and it is regularly in use. I read a lot and often find words never seen before. I need understanding to make sense of what I am reading.
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