1. 😩 Not coolI have paid a total of £25(once in full, once half price and once with your voucher) for the non ads dictionary and all I got is the one with ads Even once I paid the money it is not upgraded but my PayPal account shows I paid Can you tell me what to do or give me my money back pleasethe definitions of the entry words are easy and simple with the support of audio and etymology.
2. I don't think Oxford Concise deserves its premier reputation.This dictionary is fantastic and I love being able to expand my knowledge by getting the correct definition of what the word's mean!Totally useless if you are English.
3. Nevertheless, I'm happy overall.Disappointing. After paying hefty money for the full version, ads persisted.
4. i It not only doesn't offer anything special for the paid version, but it also lacks the basics.
5. Further, the 30 day trial of the full version is fine, and when you start you're given the information that you can pay to access the offline version and remove ads.
6. One would expect that, after 30 days, you could continue to use the app in an online only, ad-laden version.
7. When you look up a word after verbalizing in words, you still have to tap on the actual word, which is not very convenient.
8. The definitions are clear and it's a British dictionary, but with the more commonly used Americanisms.
9. Doesn't use the word you looked up in a sentence or anything.
10. Both are listed in Chambers Concise and Collins Dictionary.
11. Suggestions are nothing like the standalone version.