Mastering French Synonyms 4+

arranged in groups

Huong Nguyen

Designed for iPad

    • $0.99

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Description

This app provides "Dictionary of French Synonyms Arranged in Groups for the Convenience of English Students".

French is infinitely rich in nuances and finesse or shades of meaning.

For example, the words pendant and durant are generally given as French equivalents for during, while affreur, effrayant, effroyable and épouvantable may all be taken as meaning fearful.

Do you know what are differences between affreux, effrayant, effroyable and épouvantable?

This app will help you to master French Synonyms, understand the difference in meaning and how to use a word in context.

This app is a great learning tool for anyone who wants to learn French.

■ French synonyms
- Over 1130 entries with detailed explanation
- Built-in dictionary
- Bookmark an entry
- Search an entry
- Explore all entries
- Search in meaning
- Learn 10 entries daily

■ Synonym lists
- 38 Synonym lists
- Learn entries in a list using flashcards

What’s New

Version 2.0

We have improved the user interface in this version.

App Privacy

The developer, Huong Nguyen, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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Supports

  • Family Sharing

    Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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