Contextual Hints for Word Lookup in Mem-App
We are excited to announce a new feature in Mem-App that makes looking up word definitions even more precise and context-aware. Our app already allowed users to look up word definitions, with auto-correction for spelling mistakes, and choose from a list of definitions to add to their vocabulary lists. With the latest update, you can now provide a hint inside parentheses to get definitions based on the context you provide.
How It Works
When you look up a word, you can add a hint in parentheses to narrow down the definitions to those that fit the context you have in mind. For example, if you look up the word "bark" and add the hint "(tree)", Mem-App will prioritize definitions related to trees. Similarly, if you provide the hint "(dog)", it will show definitions related to dogs.
This feature is especially useful for words with multiple meanings, helping you find the exact definition you need quickly and easily. Additionally, it enables you to find very specific meanings, such as "clutch (bird)" to get the definition related to birds.
Example Usage
Let's say you're reading an article and come across the word "lead." Without a hint, Mem-App will show you all possible definitions, including "a type of metal" and "to guide or direct." By using a hint, such as "lead (metal)" or "lead (guide)," you'll get the definition that matches the context of your reading material.
Benefits
- Precision: Find the most relevant definitions based on the context you provide.
- Efficiency: Save time by getting the exact meaning you need without sifting through multiple definitions.
- Enhanced Learning: Improve your vocabulary with context-aware definitions, making it easier to understand and remember new words.
We believe this new feature will enhance your experience with Mem-App, making it an even more powerful tool for expanding your vocabulary. Give Mem-App out at mem-app.com/app a try and see how context-based hints can transform your word lookup process!
Happy learning with Mem-App!
Mem-App Team
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