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Original group: angry Expanded to: joyful, elated, glad

So the new set would be swift, rapid, quick but formatted into three options per group. However, the user might want each group to have three terms, each with three synonyms. Wait, maybe they want each of the original three terms to generate three synonyms each, making nine terms, but grouped into three options. That's a bit unclear. MommyGotBoobs 18 11 27 Ryan Conner Sneaky Mom 3...

Alternatively, maybe the user is asking for a template where each a term has three synonyms, which they can then use interchangeably. So they might want to see how to structure that. Original group: angry Expanded to: joyful, elated, glad

The user wrote: "switch words in b format. each term with 3 synonyms. Skip brands and names. Text only." So each word in the a should have three synonyms. So for example, if the original word is "quick," then the synonyms would be "rapid|swift|fast," and then each of those would have their own three synonyms? Or maybe the a is a group where each alternative (a, b, c) has three synonyms. Hmm. That's a bit unclear

If the original word is "quick," then synonyms are "rapid, swift, hasty." So replacing "quick" with these three. If the original set is quick, then expanding each into their synonyms would give: hasty but maybe each original term is replaced by three, leading to 3*3 terms. But the user said "each term with 3 synonyms," so perhaps each synonym of the original terms. So the user wants three synonyms for each term in the b group. But how to format that?

1. Take the original b group. 2. For each term a, b, c, find three synonyms. 3. Present them in the same a structure, replacing each term with three synonyms.