What the response contains
The displayed route uses the ml, or “means like”, parameter to look for vocabulary related to the sense of a word or phrase. It returns suggestions with a word, score, and tags when available, but a related list is not a definition, translation, or automatic tone choice.
Practical use
The score orders results, but the documentation gives it no interpretable meaning beyond that ordering. Check meaning, register, language variety, and context before using a suggestion in public writing, study, or sensitive communication.
How to use it
Enter an English word or phrase and read the suggestions as vocabulary related by meaning. Compare each word and its tags before using it in a sentence.
Fields worth checking
- Suggested word
- Semantic relation
- Score-based ordering
- Linguistic tags when available
Who this helps
Writers, students, language learners, and people who want to explore vocabulary alternatives without treating a suggestion as a ready-made definition.
Where this lookup saves time
- Offers options related to the sense of a query when a vocabulary search needs a starting point.
- Keeps the difference between a linguistic suggestion, a translation, and a dictionary definition visible.