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The New Roget's Thesaurus in Dictionary Form: Revised Edition (original 1961; edition 1986)

by Norman Lewis, Berkley Books (Editor), G.P. Putnam (Editor), C.O. Sylvester Mawson (Editor), Garden City Books (Editor)

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This thesaurus in dictionary form is useful in locating synonyms, antonyms, and words for which you cannot remember the exact meaning.
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Title:The New Roget's Thesaurus in Dictionary Form: Revised Edition
Authors:Norman Lewis
Other authors:Berkley Books (Editor), G.P. Putnam (Editor), C.O. Sylvester Mawson (Editor), Garden City Books (Editor)
Info:Berkley Books (1986), Edition: 5th, Mass Market Paperback, 496 pages
Collections:Your library, Non-Fiction
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The New Roget's Thesaurus in Dictionary Form by Peter Mark Roget (1961)

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English is not my first language, and I was always a bit stumped by the subtle difference between similar words. Learning there is such a thing as a thesaurus (as opposed to a dictionary) came later in my English comprehension years, and I was thrilled to bits with this. My Roget’s is a well-worn copy that have provided me numerous word options which I then cross-referenced back to a dictionary seeking the subtle meanings and hence the perfect word to express my thoughts. I have a Webster also but always found the Roget’s to provide just what I need. This is the version that I’d recommend for a thesaurus. ( )
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Preface To The First Edition. Roget's Thesaurus has been the stand-by of writers for almost three generations. Edition after edition has been published; revisions and enlargements have enhanced its usefulness, but the form has remained the same: classification according to ideas, followed by a colossal index.
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