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I need to go through each word, check if it's a proper noun (like Infinix, MTK DA Auth File) and leave those as is. For other words, provide three synonyms. Some words might not have exact synonyms, so I need to be creative but ensure the resulting sentences still make sense. For example, "advanced troubleshooting" could be "complex diagnostics|elaborate fixing|expert problem-solving".

Wait, but the user wrote "revise each word with 3 alternatives in format opt2. Keep names intact." So maybe they mean to take each word (excluding the names) and replace it with three synonyms. For example, "popular" could be "well-known|famous|renowned". But the example they provided shows the original text followed by the revised version. Let me check the sample they included. The example shows the original text and then each word (except names) with three options. Infinix MTK DA Auth File

First, I need to parse through each word in the text. But wait, the user might not want actual words changed, but rather each word in the sentences to have three alternatives. However, the example given in the text has phrases like "Infinix MTK DA Auth File: A Comprehensive Guide" which includes a proper noun and a title. The instruction says to keep names intact, so "Infinix", "MTK DA Auth File" should stay the same. I need to go through each word, check

Also, the user wants the result only, so I need to present the revised text with all the options in place. Let me start working on the first sentence: "Infinix is a popular smartphone brand known for its affordable and feature-packed devices." The changes would be: "is" could be "exists|operates|functions", "popular" as "well-known|renowned|noteworthy", "affordable" as "budget-friendly|cost-effective|low-cost", "feature-packed" might be "feature-rich|packed-with-options|well-equipped". For example, "popular" could be "well-known|famous|renowned"

Wait, in the task, they mentioned "each term" with three synonyms. But what defines a "term" here? It could be each word or specific phrases. Looking at the example from the previous response, they replaced phrases like "used by" with utilized by, etc. So maybe each phrase or multi-word term should be considered as a term here.