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How can I exclude words from searches in iOS App Store?



An example query could be like this:



monopoly -bingo



would avoid matches with bingo from turning up in results when searching for monopoly.



This doesn't work. Is there a way to make this work?






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    How can I exclude words from searches in iOS App Store?



    An example query could be like this:



    monopoly -bingo



    would avoid matches with bingo from turning up in results when searching for monopoly.



    This doesn't work. Is there a way to make this work?






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      How can I exclude words from searches in iOS App Store?



      An example query could be like this:



      monopoly -bingo



      would avoid matches with bingo from turning up in results when searching for monopoly.



      This doesn't work. Is there a way to make this work?






      ios-appstore







      share|improve this question















      How can I exclude words from searches in iOS App Store?



      An example query could be like this:



      monopoly -bingo



      would avoid matches with bingo from turning up in results when searching for monopoly.



      This doesn't work. Is there a way to make this work?






      ios-appstore




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          How about leveraging a better search engine to accomplish the same task?



          Use Google Advanced Search



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          Hit Advanced Search button and you get this:



          enter image description here



          Or directly type this in Google search bar:



          monopoly -bingo site:itunes.apple.com



          I'm not sure if doing a Web search will take into account the keywords associated with the app as supplied by the developer (as you may be intending to include/exclude them).



          Note: No affiliation whatsoever with Google. Find it to be a decent enough Web search engine and recommend it for use (best used in incognito mode, without logging in).






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            How about leveraging a better search engine to accomplish the same task?



            Use Google Advanced Search



            enter image description here



            Hit Advanced Search button and you get this:



            enter image description here



            Or directly type this in Google search bar:



            monopoly -bingo site:itunes.apple.com



            I'm not sure if doing a Web search will take into account the keywords associated with the app as supplied by the developer (as you may be intending to include/exclude them).



            Note: No affiliation whatsoever with Google. Find it to be a decent enough Web search engine and recommend it for use (best used in incognito mode, without logging in).






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              up vote
              2
              down vote













              How about leveraging a better search engine to accomplish the same task?



              Use Google Advanced Search



              enter image description here



              Hit Advanced Search button and you get this:



              enter image description here



              Or directly type this in Google search bar:



              monopoly -bingo site:itunes.apple.com



              I'm not sure if doing a Web search will take into account the keywords associated with the app as supplied by the developer (as you may be intending to include/exclude them).



              Note: No affiliation whatsoever with Google. Find it to be a decent enough Web search engine and recommend it for use (best used in incognito mode, without logging in).






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                up vote
                2
                down vote









                How about leveraging a better search engine to accomplish the same task?



                Use Google Advanced Search



                enter image description here



                Hit Advanced Search button and you get this:



                enter image description here



                Or directly type this in Google search bar:



                monopoly -bingo site:itunes.apple.com



                I'm not sure if doing a Web search will take into account the keywords associated with the app as supplied by the developer (as you may be intending to include/exclude them).



                Note: No affiliation whatsoever with Google. Find it to be a decent enough Web search engine and recommend it for use (best used in incognito mode, without logging in).






                share|improve this answer














                How about leveraging a better search engine to accomplish the same task?



                Use Google Advanced Search



                enter image description here



                Hit Advanced Search button and you get this:



                enter image description here



                Or directly type this in Google search bar:



                monopoly -bingo site:itunes.apple.com



                I'm not sure if doing a Web search will take into account the keywords associated with the app as supplied by the developer (as you may be intending to include/exclude them).



                Note: No affiliation whatsoever with Google. Find it to be a decent enough Web search engine and recommend it for use (best used in incognito mode, without logging in).







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