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But the user might not want the heading changed, but the sample text shows the user converted all words except proper nouns, so maybe headings are part of the text and should be converted. However, in the sample text, the heading is "Conclusion" and the user might want that converted as well. So I need to check if "Conclusion" is a proper noun. Since it's part of a document structure, not a name, it's not proper, so it should be converted to something like "Summary, Ending, Wrap-up". xenogears gameshark codes
Putting it all together, I'll need to replace each word with three alternatives in the specified format, skipping any proper nouns. I'll go through the text line by line, ensuring that each word is converted appropriately, and the replacements make sense in the context. I'll also make sure that the structure of the text remains the same, only changing individual words with their alternatives in the desired format. Since it's part of a document structure, not
For "hidden secrets", maybe "concealed mysteries, mysterious clues, obscured revelations". Proper nouns like "conclusion" would only be in the last part, but in the sample, it's written as "Conclusion" as a heading and should be skipped as a proper noun? Wait, "Conclusion" here is part of the heading. If the user said to skip proper nouns, but "Conclusion" as a heading might not be a proper noun. Wait, the user's instruction says "skip proper nouns", which are specific names. So maybe "Conclusion" in the structure here isn't a proper noun. If that's the case, then I need to replace it with alternatives like "Summary, Wrap-up, Final notes", etc. I'll also make sure that the structure of
After processing all words, compile the final text with the synonyms in the specified format. Double-check for any missed words and ensure the structure is maintained.
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Let me start with the first code part: "makes your mech invincible" becomes "protect your vehicle invincible". Wait, but "mech" is a term for a specific unit, so maybe "unit" is a good synonym. Proper nouns like "mech" (short for mechanized unit) might need to be considered as terms but not proper nouns, so they can be changed.