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LEO Dictionary vs The Free Dictionary

LEO Dictionary

dict.leo.org

The Free Dictionary

thefreedictionary.com

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FigureLEO DictionaryThe Free Dictionary
Price from€0.62/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published36
Spec score · Online Dictionaries8.6 (#6)8.8 (#5)
Founded1995Farlex says it was founded in 2004, while TheFreeDictionary launched in 2003.
HeadquartersSauerlach, GermanyHuntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, United States
SupportLEO says it does not provide telephone support and asks users to contact it by email.The help page invites questions and complaints and says users can contact Farlex for assistance.

Plans

LEO Dictionary

  • LEO Pur monthly€2.99 a month
  • Ad-free LEO app€7.49 a year
  • LEO Pur yearly€29.88 a year

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The Free Dictionary

  • Classic free appFree
  • The Free Dictionary appFree
  • The Free Dictionary websiteFree
  • Ad-free upgrade$5.99, paid once
  • Ad-free upgrade$5.99, paid once
  • Dictionary Pro$9.99, paid once

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In their own words

LEO Dictionary

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The Free Dictionary

The Free Dictionary brings together dictionaries, a thesaurus, specialized reference works, encyclopedias, literature references, and a search engine. Its app adds audio pronunciations, example sentences, etymologies, word games, and a daily word and idiom. It offers dictionaries in 13 other languages and translations from English into more than 40 languages. The app provides free offline access to English dictionary and thesaurus content; offline dictionaries in other languages are Pro features. Users can save bookmarks and sync them across devices. The website and app are free, while the app includes ads and in-app purchases. Listed one-time options are 5.99 USD for an ad-free upgrade and 9.99 USD for Dictionary Pro, which includes ad-free use, offline dictionaries, and translations. It is available on Android, iOS, macOS, and the web. Other apps can access it through API calls; developers are directed to contact Farlex for instructions. The app directs users with questions or problems to Feedback in Settings for email support.

Visit thefreedictionary.com