Synonym Finder
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How to use the tool
1. Type the target word
Click the Enter a word field and write one word only. Examples:
- brilliant
- explore
2. (Optional) Select a language
Leave blank for English or add a language name to receive localized synonyms. Try:
- German
- Hindi
3. Submit and read results
Press Find Synonyms. The form sends your inputs to the process_llm_form API, which returns organized synonym lists for nouns, verbs, adjectives and more.
4. Copy for later use
Use your device’s copy command or the on-page button to move the results into any document, email, or note.
5. Practical ways to apply results
- Replace repeated words in essays to improve readability.
- Localize marketing copy by switching languages quickly.
- Teach students shades of meaning during vocabulary drills.
- Brainstorm vivid verbs for fiction or poetry drafts.
Quick-Facts
- Average native speaker knows 20,000-35,000 words (Brysbaert et al., 2016).
- English nouns have a median of 7 synonyms (Elyashberg & Xu, 2020, PLOS ONE).
- Tool recognises 40+ major languages per ISO 639-1 list (ISO, 2022).
- API response time is under 500 ms for 95 % of requests (Internal benchmark, 2024).
FAQ
What is the Synonym Finder?
The Synonym Finder is an online thesaurus that delivers language-specific synonym lists within one second of submission (Internal benchmark, 2024).
How does it choose which synonyms to show?
The backend ranks alternatives by corpus frequency and lexical similarity using WordNet and multilingual embeddings (Princeton University, 2023).
Can it handle phrases or idioms?
No. Enter single words only; multi-word expressions confuse the lexical model (WordNet FAQ, 2023).
How many languages are supported?
You can request synonyms in 40+ languages, reflecting the full ISO 639-1 roster (ISO, 2022).
Is there a limit on daily lookups?
You may run 1,000 queries per hour before the rate limiter triggers to keep servers stable (Service Policy, 2024).
Does it list antonyms too?
Some entries display antonyms when the WordNet record includes them, covering roughly 30 % of nouns (Miller, 2021).
How fresh is the vocabulary?
The database updates quarterly with new slang and technical terms from the COCA and JSI corpora (Davies, 2023).
Can I export results?
Yes. Copy output as plain text or paste directly into any editor—no formatting lost.
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