Word Meaning & Dictionary – Instant Definitions | ftak

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Select any word to see its meaning, definition, summary and map. Free, no sign-up needed. Plus UPSC PYQs for aspirants. ftak is a free word meaning and definition extension. Select any word on any page and see what it means in that sentence, right where you're reading. No tab switching, no copy-paste, no sign-up. MEANING IN CONTEXT Most dictionaries show the first meaning listed. ftak reads the sentence around the word and shows the meaning that fits. "Fortune" in a Jane Austen novel means wealth, not luck, and ftak tells you which. EXPLAIN A WHOLE SENTENCE, IN ENGLISH OR HINDI Select a long sentence or a hard paragraph and tap Explain for a plain-English version. Tap Hindi to read the explanation in Hindi. Useful for The Hindu and Indian Express editorials, PIB releases, textbooks and classic novels. HOW IT WORKS Select a word or phrase. A small tooltip shows the definition, the meaning in this sentence, a short summary, and a map if it's a place. Click away and it's gone. FEATURES • Word definition in context: the meaning that fits your sentence, plus the full definition grouped by noun, verb and adjective. • Explain: plain-English or Hindi explanation for long sentences. • Smart summary: short context from Wikipedia for people, places, events and ideas. • Map preview: see where a place is without leaving the page. • UPSC PYQs: previous-year UPSC questions related to what you select (free account required). WHO IT'S FOR • UPSC and competitive exam aspirants reading newspaper editorials and building vocabulary. • Readers of English novels and long articles who don't want to stop and search. • Anyone reading English as a second language, including Hindi speakers. • Students and researchers who want to define words without losing focus. FREE AND PRIVATE Everything works without an account; sign in only for more UPSC questions a day. The words you select are sent to Datamuse, Wiktionary and Wikipedia to look them up; the word and its sentence go to ftak.net (and its AI provider) to pick the meaning that fits, and text you send to the UPSC panel goes to ftak.net to find matching questions. A single word that finds no meaning is logged, without the page, to fix dictionary gaps. No data is sold and no browsing history is collected. Privacy policy: ftak.net/privacy

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