In summary, the process is: 1. Parse the input text. 2. Identify non-proper nouns. 3. For each term, find three appropriate synonyms. 4. Replace the term with the syn3 format. 5. Ensure output is in text only without markdown. Let's apply this step by step to the user's input once they provide it.
Okay, the user wants me to replace terms in their text with three synonyms each, formatted as syn3, and to skip proper nouns. Let me start by understanding the task step by step. Czech Hunter 78 - Full
Let me take an example. If the term is "change," possible synonyms could be "alter|modify|transform." I need to make sure these synonyms are appropriate in the context. If the original sentence uses "change" in a specific way, the substitutes should maintain the original meaning. In summary, the process is: 1
Wait, but maybe "design" as a noun has better synonyms like "appearance|style|blueprint." Hmm, need to make sure the synonyms fit naturally. Let me check another example. If the text is "She decided to start a new business," the synonyms for "start" could be "launch|initiate|commence." Proper noun is "She," but that's a pronoun, so maybe not a proper noun. The user said to skip proper nouns, so if the text had "Google," that would stay. Identify non-proper nouns
Potential issues: some words might have multiple meanings, making synonym selection tricky. For example, "run" can mean to operate a business or sprint. Without context, choosing the right synonym is hard. I'll have to pick the most common synonyms unless the context is clear.