But need to check each term.
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Hmm. Maybe the user expects that even multi-word terms' components are replaced, but the result may not be grammatically correct. But the user's example shows that "Use the right ice" becomes "Use the right ice" with each word replaced. So in this case, "step-by-step" would be broken into three parts: step-by-step → stage through stage. However, this might not make sense. So perhaps the user wants only individual words replaced, not multi-word terms. For example, the phrase "step-by-step guides" would have each word replaced, but that would make "gradual through progressive directors", which is gibberish. Therefore, maybe the user intended to replace each word individually, even if it's part of a multi-word term. But in that case, the instruction may lead to awkward phrasing. However, the user hasn't considered that and just wants the words replaced regardless of context. Since the user specified "modify all words", I need to proceed accordingly, even if the result is a bit ungrammatical. For the purpose of this exercise, perhaps the user is more interested in the format and the presence of synonyms rather than the grammatical correctness. Therefore, proceed to replace each word as per instructions. But need to check each term