RETURN TO THE WORDS THAT MATTER

Make room for recall.

Give familiar words another look, and uncertain words another chance. Try to explain a word before you reveal its meaning.

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YOUR REVIEW QUEUE

Ready for another encounter?

Start a lesson or save words from the dictionary to build a personal review queue.

Personalized selection uses progress saved in this browser. Every word can be practiced on a recall card.

ACTIVE PRACTICE

Say it before you see it.

Read the word, explain its meaning, then reveal the definition. Mark whether you remembered it. Those self-checks schedule another review; they do not count as scored quiz answers.

Review cards return after 1, 3, 7, 14, and 30 days when remembered on separate days. A missed word returns to the due queue.

FROM RECOGNIZING TO APPLYING

Put the meaning to work.

1565 checkpoint words

Each guided word has a checkpoint in a different situation from its lesson. Your suggested set prioritizes eligible words that are due or need another look.

Browse all checkpoint sets now, or complete guided quizzes to build a personal selection in this browser.

A repeated same-day answer cannot satisfy the separate-day retention criteria. Checkpoint questions are reused on later visits.

PRACTICE IN BOTH DIRECTIONS

From a word to its meaning. Then back again.

Try explaining a word, or start with the definition and retrieve the word itself. Both modes are available for all 1565 dictionary entries. Use the dictionary filters to choose a focused set.

SIMILAR OR OPPOSITE?

Give uncertain relationships another try.

Review questions whose latest answer was missed. Each exam keeps its own record, so a synonym success does not erase an antonym miss.

YOUR PERSONAL COLLECTION

My word bank

Find more words

Save words using the dictionary's Save word button. Your collection will appear here when browser storage is available.

A little space between sessions.

Review suggestions are a practice schedule, not a measurement of mastery. Use the dictionary and keep writing your own examples as your understanding grows.

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