Sentence examples for reverse dictionary from inspiring English sources
noun
A dictionary in which entries are sorted alphabetically by their last letter, then second-to-last, and so on: would precede , which would precede ; would precede , and so on.
The reverse dictionary helps you generate words from concepts.
He has added a reverse dictionary and a wild-card search (a superb way to cheat at crossword puzzles, incidentally).
Haykakan leṛnashkharhi u harakitsʻ shrjanneri teghanunner : hetadardz baṛaran = Toponyms of the Armenian Highlands and surrounding territory : reverse dictionary = Toponimy armi︠a︡nskogo nagorʹi︠a︡ i sopredelʹnykh regionov : obratnyĭ slovarʹ / Vṛamshapuh Jihanyan ; khmbagir, Yos Vaytʻenberg.
It also has a reverse dictionary where you can type in the concept instead!
But now the cinema dictionary is working in reverse.
Some did not catch on, and were reversed in his later dictionaries: no one spells bread as bred, give as giv, mean as meen, speak as speke, character as karacter, ache as ake, or tongue as tung.
There is a second version of the database dictionary that contains all reference words in reverse order.
The definition of "dis" in one English dictionary is to "have a primitive, negative or reversing force".
Choose words that don't appear in a dictionary: Hackers can precalculate the encrypted forms of whole dictionaries and easily reverse engineer your password.
Although Carol is unable to reverse the hashing process and discover the original values, she is able to mount a dictionary attack against the list of hashes which she receives from Alice and Bob [ 24].
They are calling on publisher Oxford University Press to reverse its decision and, if necessary, to bring forward publication of a new edition of the dictionary to do so.
