More Sensible Vim Thesaurus Matching Using mthesaur.txt

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  • thesaurus_query.vim

    Multi-language Thesaurus Query and Replacement plugin for Vim/NeoVim

    • There are thesaurus plugins available (eg here) that provide this functionality, but I like to avoid additional plugins where I can and wanted the smallest solution possible. These plugins have lots of additional functionality that I won't use.

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