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The user's instruction says: "rephrase words in format opt1. each term with 3 synonyms." So perhaps the input is a list like tree, and the output should be each of those words in the list with three synonyms. So for each word in the list, generate three synonyms. The user gives a structure where the input is a set of words separated by pipes inside curly braces. So the task is to take each of those words and provide three synonyms for each, maintaining the same structure. Also, they specify to skip proper nouns, so if any of the words are proper nouns (like specific names), those should be omitted. Since they mention to output text only, without additional formatting beyond what's specified.

Also, the user wants the output to be "text only," so no markdown. So each original term is replaced by three synonyms, separated by pipes. But how to present it? For example, if the input is happy, the output would be each term replaced by its three synonyms? Or maybe replace the entire group with the synonyms of all terms, grouped? The user's example is unclear, but based on the instruction, each term should have three synonyms, so perhaps for the entire group opt2, each term is expanded into three synonyms, so the output would be something like syn1 syn6 syn8. But maybe not. Let me read the instruction again: "rephrase words in format opt1. each term with 3 synonyms. Skip proper nouns. Output text only." AbbyWinters.22.04.04.Flo.And.Dalilah.Touching.F...

Wait, perhaps the input is a list where each option is a word that needs to be replaced with three synonyms. So for example, if the input is quick, then the output would be speedy shrewd hastened. So each term in the original list is replaced by three synonyms, keeping the same structure. The user might want the output to be the same format but with each option replaced by its three synonyms. However, that would increase the number of options from three to nine, which might not be the case. Wait, no, the instruction says "each term with 3 synonyms," which could mean that each term in the original list is replaced by three synonyms, resulting in a list of nine options. But the user's example isn't provided, so it's ambiguous. However, looking at the instruction again: "rephrase words in format opt3. each term with 3 synonyms." The "with" suggests that each term in the original list has three synonyms. So perhaps for each term in the original list (opt1, opt2, opt3), provide three synonyms. Then the output would be a list where each original term is expanded into three synonyms, so the total would be nine terms, but perhaps grouped as three options with three synonyms each? Or maybe three new options, each being three synonyms. This is a bit unclear. Let me think of an example. Suppose the input is big. The output would be sizeable powerful rapid. So each original term is replaced by three synonyms, maintaining the same structure. Therefore, the output format is the same as the input, but each term is substituted with its three synonyms. Therefore, the original opt1 becomes syn1 syn5 syn7? No, that would be more options. Wait, no. Maybe for each term in the original list, you replace it with three synonyms, so the original three terms become three groups of three synonyms each. So the original opt3 would become syn1,syn2,syn3 syn4,syn5,syn6 syn7,syn8,syn9? But the user might want a single list. Alternatively, concatenate all the synonyms into a single list. For example, the original opt2 becomes syn7. But the user might want each term's synonyms grouped. Since the user's instruction isn't entirely clear, but given the example format they provided, perhaps the correct approach is to The user's instruction says: "rephrase words in format opt1

1. Parse each group of words in the format word1. 2. For each word in the group, find three synonyms. 3. If any word is a proper noun, skip it. 4. Output the result in the same synonym2 format for each original word. The user gives a structure where the input