synonyms
Generate synonyms for words or phrases. Use this skill when the user needs alternative words with similar meanings, wants to expand vocabulary, or seeks varied expressions for writing.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code /tmp/synonyms && cp -r /tmp/synonyms/packages/cli/src/commands/extensions/examples/starter/skills/synonyms ~/.claude/skills/synonymsSKILL.md
This skill helps generate synonyms and alternative expressions for given words or phrases. It provides contextually appropriate alternatives to enhance vocabulary and improve writing variety. The user provides a word, phrase, or sentence where they need synonym suggestions. They may specify the context, tone, or formality level desired. ## Synonym Generation Guidelines When generating synonyms, consider: - **Context**: The specific domain or situation where the word will be used - **Tone**: Formal, informal, neutral, academic, conversational, etc. - **Nuance**: Subtle differences in meaning between similar words - **Register**: Appropriate level of formality for the intended audience ## Output Format For each input word or phrase, provide: 1. **Direct Synonyms**: Words with nearly identical meanings 2. **Related Alternatives**: Words with similar but slightly different connotations 3. **Context Examples**: Brief usage examples when helpful ## Best Practices - Prioritize commonly used synonyms over obscure alternatives - Note any subtle differences in meaning or usage - Consider regional variations when relevant - Indicate formality levels (formal/informal/neutral) - Provide multiple options to give users choices ## Example **Input**: "happy" **Synonyms**: - **Direct**: joyful, cheerful, delighted, pleased, content - **Informal**: thrilled, stoked, over the moon - **Formal**: elated, gratified, blissful - **Subtle variations**: - _content_ - peaceful satisfaction - _ecstatic_ - intense, overwhelming happiness - _cheerful_ - outwardly expressing happiness
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