wordbook Synonyms

Strongest:

Wordnet

a reference book containing words (usually with their meanings)

Webster

A collection of words; a vocabulary; a dictionary; a lexicon.

The student meticulously studied the vocabulary section of their wordbook to expand their language skills.
The young girl flipped through the pages of her wordbook, eagerly searching for the meaning of each unfamiliar term.
The teacher distributed wordbooks to the class, urging his students to use them regularly to enhance their reading comprehension.
The traveler carried a pocket-sized wordbook to help them communicate effectively in foreign countries.
The librarian carefully cataloged the new wordbooks, ensuring that they would be easily accessible to patrons.
The linguistics professor compiled a comprehensive wordbook featuring words from various origins and dialects.
The crossword puzzle enthusiast scoured the wordbook for obscure words to complete their grid.
The author kept a tattered wordbook close at hand, using it as a thesaurus to find the perfect synonyms and antonyms for their writing.
The computer science student created a digital wordbook using a specialized software program.
The elderly gentleman used a large-print wordbook to read the newspaper, finding comfort in the clarity of the text.

a reference book containing words (usually with their meanings)A collection of words; a vocabulary; a dictionary; a lexicon.

dictionary, lexicon,vocabulary, nomenclator, thesaurus,glossary

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The student meticulously studied the vocabulary section of their wordbook to expand their language skills.

The young girl flipped through the pages of her wordbook, eagerly searching for the meaning of each unfamiliar term.

The teacher distributed wordbooks to the class, urging his students to use them regularly to enhance their reading comprehension.

The traveler carried a pocket-sized wordbook to help them communicate effectively in foreign countries.