Measure the Feel of Language.

Adding your comments to your texts. Ignoring punctuation Ignoring words The AA tag (breaking files into sections) Using four-digit codes to make discreet analyses Translating text from other languages for analysis Words not found in the Whissell dictionary Word Count Spell Checker References

Some Words Are Not In The Whissell Dictionary.

Each time you use the Whissell dictionary, it creates a list of words that were not found in the dictionary, though you can de-select that option if you want to.

By default, It will include the number of words used in your text that were not present in the Whissell dictionary.

You can also choose to count the number of words not found in the Whissell Dictionary.

You can turn the option to see the words that were not found in the dictionary on and off.

You can check this list to see if any crucial words in your text are being left out. If they are, try using a synonym, but be careful not to use a synonym that uses a ‘weak’ word for one with a ‘strong’ meaning.

There is a list of words that were not found in the Whissell dictionary, but which appear in the text(s) you analyze. Each time you use it, any new unknown words that appear are written to this file, and you may find it useful in some of your statistical analyses. The Whissell Dictionary is an unfunded project, so it may take time for new words to be added.

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