Daily Word - Word Of The Day

Pramod SJ

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

This app will help you to learn a new word every day.

This app will help you to improve your vocabulary.

The words are picked from Merriam Webster (www.merriam-webster.com)

Features:

• Definitions and example sentences for every word
• Correct pronunciation
• Notification when new word available
• Dark mode
• Edge to Edge functionality
• List of all words till date
• Bookmark words
• Beautiful widgets (3x2 and 5x3)

This app is completely free and open-source

Ratings and reviews

To me, the best part is the "Did you know?" section which goes into the words' origins. So, not only do you get definitions, antonyms, synonyms, and pronunciations, reliably delivered each day, but it's utterly fascinating to learn about where the words came from, and if/how they've evolved. I have found no other dictionary in Play that does this so well. And you can mark them as favorites for studying, too. I'm a native English speaker and am seeing words I've never seen before. Well done!

Would be nice if, when I got the notification to see the word of the day, it didn't always always revert to the word from July 24 when clicking and opening the notification. Also, for an app that is focused on building vocabulary, how did they manage to miss, on the weekly summary, "Let's REVISE this week's words"?? Are we changing the words? No, we're REVIEWING them. The word for your word app is REVIEW. Hard to take an Illiterate vocabulary app seriously. This is why I stay off the play store

The Jan 15 update bugged the light/dark themes, making the widget perpetually white. Before this it worked just fine. I tried changing it in the settings of the app, but it's not changing the theme if the widget no matter how many times I apply it. I won't continue using the app if I can't change the theme of the widget, which is a shame since I've been using it for two years now. Please fix the issues, thanks

What’s new

Bug fixes and optimizations for seamless app functionality