Discover the **Advanced Learners' Dictionary (Wordsworth Reference)**—your ultimate resource for mastering the English language. This remarkable **dictionary** serves not only as a comprehensive **lexicon** but also incorporates a **thesaurus**, a **usage guide**, and a **historical survey of language** all in one convenient volume. Perfect for students, teachers, and language enthusiasts, the dictionary is designed to enhance your vocabulary and improve your comprehension skills.

Published in 1999 and bound in **durable paperback**, this dictionary stands out with its unique features. It includes expository panels that delve into word usage, provide the historical context, and explore the nuances behind definitions. With contributions from esteemed linguist David Crystal, it's an essential tool for anyone serious about language learning. He notes, ‘The test, quite simply, is to open it at any page and see if you can stop yourself browsing. I couldn’t.’

Whether you’re preparing for exams or enriching your verbal skills, this dictionary is your go-to for in-depth understanding and effective communication. Get ready to enhance your language proficiency with the **Advanced Learners' Dictionary** today!

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Title: Advanced Learners' Dictionary (Wordsworth ...
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Publication Date: 1999
Binding: Paperback

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The Wordsworth Advanced Learner's Dictionary is unique in that it combines the elements of thesaurus, usage guide, lexicon and historical survey in one volume. As well as the usual features of a dictionary, this book includes expository panels which present a point of usage, the history of the word, the area of vocabulary or the nuances of a definition. As David Crystal says of the book in his Introduction, ‘The test, quite simply, is to open it, at any page, and see if you can stop yourself browsing. I couldn't.’