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The problem with this dictionary is that it's a digitized book, not an e-book.  For books you plan to read sequentially page 1-NNN that's fine but for a dictionary there needs to be a lot more sophisticated navigation.  This book is one better bought  in print.
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The Amazon description of the format differences from those of more traditional dictionaries was very accurate. I have always used  dictionaries frequently. The aforementioned description gave me pause. So, I bought this one ; but offered  two aspects that I hope will be useful. First, it ought to be first rate ( given the Oxford University scholarship connection) on current and contemporary meanings and usages. Second, it ought to give more thorough treatment of modern and new words that are likely to remain in use for decades to come (i.e., discounting words that will likely fade from use because they are merely fashionable or trendy.

With those caveats  it likely won't meet my usual needs. I am often looking for alternate or archaic meanings and uses of a word. Too, I rely heavily on comparisons to synonymous and antonymous words to arrive at the precise shade of meaning I wish to convey when writing essays or important communications. The Oxford doesn't really lend itself well to that. I also find it satisfactory but mediocre in learning about the origins of a word from other languages like Greek or Latin.

I recently discarded my old Webster's that was nearly 50 years old. It was outdated and the binding was shot. I'll be getting a large Traditional dictionary like that or a Merriam's soon. However, for a thorough treatment of the most current and contemporary usages, I find this dictionary does its designed job very well indeed
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One must reference frequently reference the glossary at the end of the book for all the made-up words but if one can look past that it is a good read if one is into science fiction. Though if one is not too into scifi might be better to start with a little less dense of a book.
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I have to give a tip of the hat to this dictionary for introducing me to the idea of character frequency; for beginning language students learning characters by rote, mastering them in the order of frequency seems to be the best way to go (there are quite a few joyo kanji that I almost never encounter).  Or rather, learning them in that sequence worked best for me; focusing on high~frequency characters in the early stages of study is probably a good idea.  Some of the definitions of compounds seem kind of vague/ambiguous (they are often esentially very broad lists of English~language synonyms, like some kind of bilingual thesaurus).  The focus on the characters' "meanings" may annoy those who are themselves annoyed by the ideographic myth, but it sort of works as a mnemonic device (I guess).

Ivan Rorick
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It is a very handy lexicon to have on one's kindle, which is where I do most of my casual Latin reading; but it's not quite perfect yet. I notice that the lexicon struggles especially with identifying verbs. Even with well-known common verbs, sometimes you want to look up information about them, alternate meanings, citations, etc.

Here's just a quick list of verbs the lexicon did not recognize:

remerguntur
condelectabatur
subdoceret
prosternebatur
pertendebat
devolutus
indicassem
cohibebam
flagellavi
dirigerem
volutamur

I certainly don't mean to be too critical - it is a nice tool; but with a little more development it could be a great tool.
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An introduction so maybe it will turn into something in future books.
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I like the Dictionary just fine, I would had given it 5 Stars if it wasn't missing some important Medical Terminology Words and Definitions. Thank you
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My d-I-l  is reading it now, so I will have to buy the other books. I saw  there is one book missing. Please advise home the sequence should go.
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Nicely formatted, but would be better if navigation included going to specific verses without having to page forward to get there.
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First half of book is a catch up from the book before, so you only get a small book to read
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When I think of it - this is a "dictionary" it's not an instruction manual. As long as you're not expecting instructions, (I was hoping to learn, because I have the first book in the series that I DO use for that purpose)  but are just looking for ideas/ inspiration, this should work for you
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I was kind of hoping it was more of a regular dictionary. This is really hard to look stuff up in.
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Mr. Panganiban is (was?) a respected Philippine linguist.  So I am a bit disappointed that this dictionary is only one-way.  But the content is useful.  However some words have multiple meanings and it doesn't say how  they should be used.
However, I did like the section with the affix  charts and their meanings.. That was very useful.
I also feel that the  dictionary should have been updated more.
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There are assignments to complete but the expectation is that you already know the meaning of all of the words. You must order a Spanish-English dictionary in order to use this.
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WARNING: You should have a basic knowledge of German to benefit all sections of the book. Otherwise you'll find useful only its dictionary section.
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A more recent edition may have helped with this dictionary.  The answers are not organized in the best fashion.  Having purchased other dictionaries at the same time, I will likely not use this one very much.
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This is a "lexicon" due to its references, but it's organized like a dictionary.  If you're translating the Hebrew Bible, this is an awesome resource as a Biblical dictionary, but I thought I'd let y'all know that it's very different from the Armstrong Lexicon which organizes by chapter, in order.  Thus, if you're working through a few chapters of Bible, in a class or on one's own, then the Armstrong will list the infrequently-used words (i.e. "the hard words!") in order by chapter, so you don't have to look up the words in a dictionary like this one.

In other words, I use both this and the Armstrong.  The Holladay I use as a dictionary for a few words here and there, but when working through chapters of Hebrew Bible, the Armstrong Lexicon is more of a time-saving cheat sheet.