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Unsurprisingly, dictionary dot com decides to use another suggestive example against religion:
Iconoclastic -
"a fresh, even an iconoclastic, influence could work wonders"
I give it two stars because they do come in handy for many word lookups. Otherwise... one star would suffice.
Tip for consumers:
Merriam-Webster may be a better choice for accuracy and less bias.
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This sites appears to determine whether one leans left or right on the political spectrum but it's too vague and provides too few questions to accurately determine that. There are many more in-depth and accurate sites out there that do this without the bias.
Way to untruthful with their information. I believe this site was created by a couple but I may be mistaken.
These sneaky SOB's charged $150 to my checking account causing an overdraft fee of $10. A head's up would've been nice. Thanks Wix for having my back.
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I thought the purpose of an online dictionary was to assist with productive writing, but how can...
It was terrible so bad that i kept on yelling and getting upset about it i hate it soooo much...
