Another thing to note: if the user includes a word with multiple meanings, choosing the correct set of synonyms based on context. But without context, maybe default to the most common meaning. For example, "light" could be glow or load, but need to pick based on the part of speech.
But wait, what if a word has multiple possible parts of speech? Like "set" which can be a noun or a verb. Should I adjust the synonyms based on the part of speech? The user didn't specify, so maybe I should default to the most common or general synonyms. Another thing to note: if the user includes
In summary, the process is:
Another scenario: words that are already adjectives or adverbs. For example, "quickly" – synonyms would be promptly. Need to maintain the part of speech. But wait, what if a word has multiple
First, the user mentioned "skip proper nouns." That means if there's any word that's a proper noun, like a name or a specific place, I shouldn't include it. Since the example text is empty, maybe they'll provide some text later, but in this case, I need to make sure my process accounts for that. The user didn't specify, so maybe I should
Let me outline the steps:
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