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Definitions from the WebPlural Word for ThesaurusDescription:In grammar, the plural form of the word "thesaurus" refers to multiple editions or copies of thesauri, which are books or digital resources that provide synonyms and antonyms for words and phrases. Senses:Sense 1:Noun: The plural form of "thesaurus" denotes more than one thesaurus. Example sentence: I have two thesauri on my bookshelf, one for general reference and one specialized in scientific terminology. Sense 2:Adjective: The plural form of "thesaurus" can be used as an adjective to describe multiple objects or concepts related to thesauri. Example sentence: She collected various thesaural resources to enhance her writing skills. Usages:Usage 1:Popular Usage: In informal contexts, people often use the term "thesauruses" as the plural form of "thesaurus." This usage reflects the tendency to add "-es" to form the plural of nouns ending in "-us." Example sentence: The new teacher had a stack of thesauruses to distribute among the students. Usage 2:Local Usage: In some regions or dialects, an alternate plural form "thesauri" is preferred, following the traditional Latin grammar rule for words ending in "-us." Example sentence: The college library organized a display featuring an assortment of thesauri from different time periods. Related Products:For a wide selection and further exploration of thesauri, you can check out the following products on Amazon: | ||||
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