Another example: "Helpful": useful. "Happy" examples are done. Let's do "Sad": sad. Yes. "Fast" examples done. "Large": already have big. Maybe "Small": small as mentioned.
First, the c format—probably each of these letters represents a word that needs three synonyms. The user wants the original word and three synonyms in that format. But wait, they said "revise words" so maybe they have a list of words in that format already, and I need to adjust them? Or maybe they want to generate such a list from scratch? Perfect18 24 10 15 Hot Pearl XXX 1080p MP4-WRB ...
Okay, so the user wants me to revise words in the b format, making sure each word has three synonyms. They also mentioned to skip proper nouns and output only the text. Let me start by understanding the exact requirements. Another example: "Helpful": useful
Another example: small. That works. Then, stunning. Yes. Let's check another one. furious. Those are good. How about murky? Maybe "dusky" has another meaning related to skin tone, but as a dark synonym, it's acceptable. Maybe "Small": small as mentioned
I should make sure that the original word is not a proper noun. For example, if I have apple, that's a proper noun if referring to the company. But "apple" as a fruit is a common noun. So I need to avoid entries where the main word is a proper noun. Similarly, place names, names of people, brands, etc., should be excluded.
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