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Rowland2094 | 09:44 Wed 25th Feb 2009 | Word Origins
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I have been told (and so far believed) that English is the only language with sufficient vocabulary to require or produce a thesaurus. French, for example, with only a quarter of the words we have, has no need of such a tome.

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Is English unique in this respect?
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So how about this then?
11:55 Wed 25th Feb 2009
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According to this site - which is still under construction � there has so far only been one major, Swedish thesaurus. *turns red* It was published in 1930�
20:29 Wed 25th Feb 2009

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