Vocabulary Builder Games FREE! Learn English Vocabs for SAT, GRE & PSAT!

Name: Vocabulary Builder Games FREE! Learn English Vocabs for SAT, GRE & PSAT!
Author: Michael Quach

By: Michael Quach App

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Overview

Apple Apps Store

Version:

2.2.5

Last updated: 2014-09-23

Ranking

#1,897,595 ▼ 33,687

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Best Vocabulary App at your fingertips!

Get this cool and free app to improve your English vocabulary quickly & easily!

This cool app gives you thousands of English words and accurate, concise definitions!

Perfect app to learn and review your vocabs on the go! Also great for SAT prep.

App Features:

Save your favorite vocab words!
Share your favorite vocab words via Email!
SMS your favorite vocab words!
Post your favorite vocab words directly to Facebook!

Enjoy!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Michael Quach

Version:

2.2.5 Last updated: 2014-09-23

Version code:

837158381

Creation date:

2009-08-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

8.95MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 1,897,595 ▼ 33,687

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Developed by:

Michael Quach

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/qa/app/vocabulary-builder-games-free-learn-english-vocabs/id327433434

User Reviews

This app has helped me become a better scrabble player It is clear and concise. Words that I couldn’t define this app has done for me. This is truly an educational site It may even help me answer a question on HQ trivia

by By*****, 2018-02-17

Crashed after about 12 words. I don't mind not having a search (thats what dictionary apps are for) but to be a useful study tool words that I don't know should be marked so that they come up again in rotation. Maybe the screen color indicates how hard the word is? It would be great if I could set a difficulty level. Better if the program learned your level. It could be left as is with a button that I check if I got it right. No multiple choice or anything is needed. And finally, a pronunciation key would be swell. (Other whistles and bells like origin and sample of use would be great too.)