Little Oxford Thesaurus Hardcover – April 27, 2006

Some people have a gift for words, while others fumble around using the same words and expressions. One needs to broaden one's vocabulary, and this thesaurus will be a good place to start. Having a "gift" for words is much like having a "talent", a "knack", a "flair", an "aptitude", a "bent", an "ability", a "skill", or a "capacity". You will find these synonyms for the word "gift", right in this small book, and you will attempt to improve your own vocabulary with one or another of the synonyms and nuance your way into the world of discussion. This is pretty much a handful of words, a pocket-sized book that can be toted anywhere, or left at your computer desk for when you decide to spin a new adventure. In the centerfold, you will find a 16 page Wordfinder Section dedicated to lists of words related to various topics. One of the more interesting wordlists is under the subject "Phobias"; if you have a desire to persue this topic, you may be labeled with a phobia, namely "logophobia". If you choose to avoid this subject, you can wander through the other lists: animals, plants, food, clothing, chemical elements, and others. Then, since avoiding new things becomes the norm, you may advance into "neophobia". Take your pick, but do check out this handful of words, and "enjoy", you know, "celebrate", "revel", "make merry", "Have fun", "have a whale of a time", "let your hair down".

Lovely size and not to heavy to hold

Not a good book. Synonynms for a word is very less.I will not suggests for other.else want I got was not in proper conditions

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