Visual Thesaurus Desktop Edition 3.01.1222.rar

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As a visual language learner myself, I really like the way Visual Thesaurus.com works. Enter a word and synonyms, antonyms, and other related words appear on spokes around a hub. Lines show relationships between the words (red dotted lines indicate antonyms, gray dotted lines indicate when a word is an attribute of another, is similar to another, is a type of another word, etc.) and definitions, color coded according to part-of-speech, fill a column to the right.

Thesauruses are very useful tools, but displaying results visually makes it even more so. Other online thesauruses like Thesaurus.com organize search results in a more conventional way that is reminiscent of paper-bound versions: Columns of words are grouped by part-of-speech and meaning. Why not display these relationships in a way that makes their relationship intuitive and more immediately obvious? Thesaurus.com is also cluttered with lots of banner advertising and, interestingly, a link to Visual Thesaurus.com at the bottom.

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