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Thesaurus App - Free

Piet Jonas · Reference · Free · US storefront

rating
1.9 ★
ratings
7
updated
Dec 15, 2016

v1.4.2

released
Sep 3, 2015

visible word pool · 3 words

thesaurusappfree

title 20/30 chars · subtitle unavailable

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latest US reviews

★★★★★

Absolutely nothing!

App does absolutely nothing!

— KerryKKerr

★★★★★

Docmarroc

Doesn’t work. The only words you can look up are provided with the download....”test” & “measurement ” Worthless

— docmarroc

★★★★★

What the ?

So I installed, and a screen designed by a small child appears. It is unclear what to do, initially. Then I concluded there was no way to actually enter a word. Wow. It competes with lots of APPs that actually function for free, so I guess it’s an idiot test dedicated to getting…

— WorldsGreatestEngineer

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