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Dear fellows. Suggest some better English to English Dictionary like Oxford Advanced Learners for Android cell. Preferably It should be in offline mode for pronunciation also. I am using Merriam Webster Dictionary. It is good one. But I am searching for either Oxford Advanced Learners free edition or some other like that having British pronunciation in offline mode also. Merriam webster is American and secondly it pronounces the words only when either connected with wifi or using net on mobile.
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Dear fellows. Suggest some better English to English Dictionary like Oxford Advanced Learners for Android cell. Preferably It should be in offline mode for pronunciation also. I am using Merriam Webster Dictionary. It is good one. But I am searching for either Oxford Advanced Learners free edition or some other like that having British pronunciation in offline mode also. Merriam webster is American and secondly it pronounces the words only when either connected with wifi or using net on mobile.
Wordweb.. Its best among all. I have used almost all kinds of dictionaries on my mobile but wordweb is the best one in offline mode. Its also in my laptop.
You can download it from this link :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d....wordweb&hl=en
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Indeed WordWeb is best dictionary especially for smartphones. Not only is it offline(you can access word meanings without net), it also gives you option between British and American English.
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