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Stop interrupting your reading. Get instant word definitions while reading - just right-click! A lightweight and handy Chrome extension that helps you find word definitions instantly while reading articles, blogs, PDFs, or web content. Just right-click on any word and get its meaning, example sentences, pronunciation, phonetics, and more — all in a clean popup without leaving your current page! Features 🔍 Get word definitions with a simple right-click 📖 Example sentences to understand word usage 🔈 Pronunciation audio support 🧑🏫 Phonetics for better understanding 🌐 Works across all websites and PDF readers inside Chrome ⚡ Fast and clean UI experience 🧩 Easy to install and use How It Works - Select any word on a webpage or PDF. - Right-click → Click "Define {selected word} " - A neat popup shows: - Definition - Example sentence(s) - Pronunciation with audio - Phonetics - Part of speech and more To work on locally opened PDFs: - Go to chrome://extensions/ - Find Quick Word Definition and click Details - Turn on “Allow access to file URLs” To enable the keyboard shortcut: - Go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts - Set up your preferred shortcut (e.g. Ctrl + Q) Make sure it doesn’t conflict with other shortcuts. How to use: - On web pages: Select a word and press Ctrl + Q to see the definition. - On PDFs: Use right-click → Define (keyboard shortcut does not work on PDFs). Important: After installing or changing settings, please refresh your browser tabs or restart Chrome to activate the extension.
Jul 3, 2025
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