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 helm-dictionary
 ===============
 
-This helm source can be used to look-up words in local (offline) dictionaries.  It also provides short-cuts for various online dictionaries, which is useful in situations where the local dictionary doesn't have an entry for a word.
+This helm source can be used to look up words in local (offline) dictionaries.  It also provides short-cuts for various online dictionaries, which is useful in situations where the local dictionary doesn't have an entry for a word.
 
 Dictionaries are available for a variety of language pairs; see below.
 
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 ## Usage
 
-Use the command `helm-dictionary` to start a new search.  As usual, a search is case-insensitive unless the expression contains capital letters.  Regular expressions can also be used as search terms.
+Use the command `helm-dictionary` to start a new search.  As usual, a search is case-insensitive unless the expression contains capital letters.  Regular expressions can also be used as search terms.  During a search, you can use `M-n` to search for the word at which you called `helm-dictionary`. 
 
 There are two actions available: insert the currently selected term in the source language (left) or in the target language (right) at point, i.e., the cursor position at which `helm-dictionary` was called.
 
diff --git a/helm-dictionary.el b/helm-dictionary.el
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 ;; Use the command `helm-dictionary' to start a new search.  As usual,
 ;; a search is case-insensitive unless the expression contains capital
-;; letters.  Regular expressions can also be used as search terms.
+;; letters.  Regular expressions can also be used as search
+;; terms.  During a search, you can use `M-n` to search for the word
+;; at which you called `helm-dictionary`.
 
 ;; There are two actions available: insert the currently selected term
 ;; in the source language (left) or in the target language (right) at