French Synonyms Offline - French synonyms dictionary & thesaurus

About the app：

What is a synonym? Synonyms are words that share the same or similar meanings.

This app serves as a dictionary of French synonyms (thesaurus). It enables users to look for synonyms even when there is no internet connectivity.

Struggling to find the right word? This app will assist you in locating the word you need!

The application operates without an Internet connection (as previously mentioned)!

This dictionary includes more than 80,000 synonyms, and it also features antonyms.

Key features：

- Extensive vocabulary (over 80,000 synonyms)

- Accessible to all users at no cost

- Fast search capabilities (simply enter the first few letters)

- Functions offline

- Keeps a record of search history

- Supports bookmarks

- Contains antonyms as well

Usage Tips：

1. **Quick Word Lookup**

No need to type the complete word; just type the first few letters for automatic matching. Even if you mistype one or two letters, you'll still get results, making it very user-friendly for French beginners.

2. **Offline Use**

The dictionary is pre-loaded locally, allowing you to look up 80,000+ synonyms and antonyms even without an internet connection, no need to cache beforehand.

3. **Bookmarks and Categorization**

Supports adding bookmarks, but sorts only by save time; you can indirectly categorize bookmarked words using keywords from your search history (e.g., searching for "writing" to find related words).

4. **View Parts of Speech**

Words are marked with their part of speech (noun/adjective, etc.) and example sentences to avoid confusion with multiple meanings.

5. **Search History Management**

Search history is not automatically cleared. You can long-press to delete individual entries or clear batches, saving space and protecting your privacy.

6. **Important Notes**

Only single-word searches are supported; phrases or fixed collocations cannot be searched. To replace phrases, first search for synonyms of the core word, then adjust according to the context.

FAQs：

### 1. Can I only enter complete words when searching? Will typing the wrong letters affect the search?

You don't have to type the whole word; the app is tolerant of errors. Simply enter the first few letters of the word, and the app will automatically match related terms (for example, when searching for "bonjour," typing "bon" will bring up candidates). Even if you mistype one or two letters, as long as the core spelling is similar (for example, misspelling "ami" as "ami"), the app will likely display the correct result, making it very user-friendly for users with limited French skills.

### 2. Can saved bookmarks be categorized? For example, by "Daily Conversation" or "Writing"?

Currently, there's no categorization feature; bookmarks are sorted by the time they were saved. If you need to distinguish between specific scenarios (such as exam preparation or common writing vocabulary), you can remember the usage of the word when saving it. Later, when you look it up, you can use the "Search History" to quickly locate it. For example, search for words related to "writing" in your history, then find the saved word in the results, indirectly achieving a "categorized" effect.

### 3. In offline mode, can I still find words I haven't looked up before?

Yes, all included words can be searched offline. The app's 80,000+ synonyms and antonyms are pre-loaded locally, not loaded online. Therefore, whether you're looking for a previously searched word or a new one, as long as it's within the dictionary, you can search it offline without pre-caching.

### 4. Are parts of speech marked for words? For example, does it distinguish between the noun "ami" (friend) and the adjective "ami" (friendly)?

Parts of speech are marked to avoid confusion. For example, when searching for "ami," the app will list synonyms and antonyms for "noun (n.): friend, partner" and "adjective (adj.): friendly, cordial," respectively. It also provides simple example sentences (such as "un ami fidèle" (a loyal friend)) to help you understand the usage of different parts of speech.

### 5. Can you search for synonyms for phrases? For example, fixed collocations like "avoir besoin de" (need)?

Currently, you can only search for single words, not phrases or fixed collocations. The app's core functionality is word-level synonym/antonym search. Phrases and idioms like "avoir besoin de" are not currently included. If you need to replace a phrase, we recommend first looking up synonyms for the core word in the phrase (such as "besoin") and then making grammatical adjustments. For example, replacing "avoir besoin de" with "avoir envie de" (to want) requires contextual consideration.

### 6. Does search history automatically clear? Can it be manually deleted?

It does not automatically clear, but manual deletion is supported. History records are retained until the user manually changes them. On the "Search History" page, long-press a single record or click the "Batch Delete" button to delete unnecessary records. This prevents excessive history from affecting search efficiency and protects privacy.