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Is there any value in buying paper dictionaries anymore?

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User Profile: sadcat13
sadcat13 January 3rd

@jesusredeemedme2425 I think it's a bit complicated, because while we have our phones and internet to look things up and may not need a paper dictionary, we should know how to use them. Especially at times like exams/essays when the only tool to help is a dictionary. So would say while we don't need to own one at home, we should know how to use one anyway

User Profile: slowdecline48
slowdecline48 January 3rd

Yes, if

  • you care about using correct--or at least understandable--English.
  • you want to develop your vocabulary.
  • you don't want to depend on the Internet &/or your phone for answers to every question.
  • you want to look up a word without data-gathering programs/cookies/keyloggers/etc. deployed by Meta/Google/some hacker a**hole in Iran, Russia, China or Brunei getting all up in your business.
User Profile: Amanda84
Amanda84 January 3rd

@jesusredeemedme2425

I'm old school, love a dictionary, the physical element in your hand 💚🤗