Search a keyword in the dictionary.
A search is performed on the contents of the dictionary index, not on the contents of dictionary entries. A search returns all matches, ranked by a matching score. A match is achieved when the search string is part of the indexed name. For example, the word curve could match "IS curve", "LM curve", "J curve", and so on. Searches are carried out case-insensitive. For example, "money" and "Money" are treated as the same. Special characters (i.e., all other characters except alphabetical characters and digits) are treated as white space. For example, "J-curve" and "J curve" are treated as the same.
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