Love love love this app, misspelling and grown people not knowing how to use verbally or written English drives me crazy. Therefore I drive people crazy. I’m Native America, knowing about our history and how our Native language was stolen makes me even more determined to speak and write English correctly. I will never understand the white man trying to assimilate us into their culture, making us learn their language yet they couldn’t even teach us how to speak and write it properly. I get so tired of hearing people make fun of us and how we talk. I’ve often wondered if we had to learn English because the invaders wasn’t smart enough to learn our language. Thank you so much for this wonderful app. I just wished more people used it. It is awesome!!! I live in NC, so I talk with that old southern draw, but for some reason we Lumbee still have a way of speaking the southern dialect a little different than other southerners even here. I don’t care where I go people want to hear me talk, or we can be in a different part of NC, well for that matter anywhere in the USA away (Robeson County NC), someone will hear us or we’ll here them and it’s on…!! @“Hey cuz you from RobesonCounty?” “Where you from and whose yer people?” Anyhow I love home and my “people.” I hope it never changes, every country, state and city needs to learn and keep alive the things that keeps them interesting, different and unique. 🪶🦅

I love to write. I am in the middle of my first manuscript, and I regularly write prose poetry. I have been able to find unique and unusual words to use so my thoughts are expressed in a different manner in each of my works. Meridian-Webster is easy to use, offers a wide variety of synonyms and antonyms, and the definition is easily understood when trying to find a word that fits the context in which I am trying to convey. I have played around with other sources just to see if there is any other words that are available that M-W might not have listed. It has been my experience that the words offered in M-W are complete and that the offerings are quite a bit more significant in number and complexity compared to the ones I dabbled in. I come back time and time again to assist me in keeping my words fresh and engaging in my writing style. I can definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for something different and mundane. I subscribe for the year at an unbelievable low cost and get way more than what one would expect for such a small cost!

I love this app. It’s easy to use and a great dictionary. But the word games available on the app have one serious, obvious flaw. The games are fun and I enjoy playing them. There are different levels of difficulty and you have to earn a certain number of points in order to advance to the next level. The number of points required to advance to the next level is ridiculous. For instance, in one of their vocabulary games you must earn 2,800 points to advance from the light difficulty to medium. You get 10 questions to reach this number, with a randomized mixture of questions worth different points. Of the many questions that I have received, I’ve only identified 3 different point questions. 100, 200, and 300. I often get mostly 100 point questions, some 200 point questions, and one or two 300 point questions. Some simple math points out a grave oversight. Even if I answer all of the questions correctly, I would need a lot of 300 point questions to make reaching the next level possible. Since the type of questions seem randomized and have never added up to equal 2,800, how am I supposed to advance? If there’s nothing that I’m missing, whoever designed the games lacked some essential logic.