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Wordabulary

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New features, improvements and fresh content, newest first.

October 2026

  • Better

    A Notifications page with everything in one place

    A new Notifications page keeps your notices together, with an unread tab and a way to mark them as read. The bell still shows what is new. Notices are tidied up automatically after 90 days.

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  • New

    Send us feedback from Settings

    You can now send us feedback from Settings and read our replies on the same page. Tell us what works and what does not. We read every message.

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  • Content

    A reviewed blog with categories, search and an RSS feed

    The blog has been reviewed and reorganized, with categories, search and an RSS feed. Older posts were rewritten for accuracy and clarity. Follow the feed to catch new posts as they appear.

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  • Better

    A fresh look, a new logo, and light or dark that follows your account

    Wordabulary has a fresh teal look and a new logo. Light and dark mode now follow the choice saved on your account, on every device. You can change it any time in Settings, under Appearance.

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September 2026

  • New

    Sign in with Google

    You can now sign in or sign up with Google. On your first visit we only ask you to confirm you are 13 or older. If you already have an account with the same email, it is linked for you.

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August 2026

  • New

    Space Explorer: ranks and a star map of your journey

    Space Explorer turns your progress into a journey, with ranks and a star map. Learn words to light up new stars and rise through the ranks. You can find it on your dashboard.

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  • Content

    Public word pages and the Wordabulary blog

    Individual word pages are open to everyone, and the Wordabulary blog has short articles on learning vocabulary. Read about spaced repetition, CEFR levels and how to remember new words. You do not need an account to read.

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  • New

    Word of the week, and email choices in Settings

    Every week we feature one word, with its meaning and an example. You can read it on the site and choose to get it by email. Manage your email choices in Settings, under Notifications.

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  • New

    22 illustrated badges to earn

    There are 22 illustrated badges to earn, from your first session to long streaks and perfect quizzes. A badge appears when you earn it, and you can choose to get an email too. See them all on your dashboard.

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  • Content

    The full word library, with several meanings per word

    The word library now covers thousands of words, each with its level, part of speech, meaning and example. A word with more than one meaning has an entry for each use. Search and filter by level from the Words page.

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  • New

    Your profile page, with animal avatars

    Make your profile your own with an animal avatar. You can also share a public view of your progress with a link. Change either one any time in your profile settings.

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  • New

    Streaks, points, levels and a progress dashboard

    Earn points for every session, keep a daily streak going and climb through levels. Your dashboard shows your progress at a glance. Small daily wins add up quickly.

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  • New

    Quizzes that adapt to what you find hard

    Quizzes mix multiple choice, fill in the blank and match the meaning questions, and they adapt to what you find hard. After a session you can review the words you missed. Your results feed back into what you practice next.

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  • New

    Hear every word spoken, in British or American English

    Every word has a speaker button that reads it aloud in British or American English. Pick your accent once and Wordabulary remembers it. It uses the voices already in your browser, so there is nothing to download.

June 2026

  • New

    Practice words one at a time, with spaced repetition

    Practice mode shows one word at a time with its meaning, part of speech and an example sentence. Words you find hard come back more often, so the tricky ones stick. A session is short, so you can fit one into any break.

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  • New

    Find your level with a quick placement quiz

    Take a short placement quiz when you join and Wordabulary sets your starting level. Your result shapes the words you practice and the quizzes you get. You can retake it later to update your level.

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