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What distinguishes an encyclopaedic dictionary from both a standard dictionary and an encyclopaedia?
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- 1It integrates word-based definitions with subject-based information (e.g., biographical, geographical, scientific) in a single reference source✓
- 2It is updated annually, unlike other reference works
- 3It exists only in digital form
- 4It is physically larger and contains more entries
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It integrates word-based definitions with subject-based information (e.g., biographical, geographical, scientific) in a single reference source
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