: Similar words/phrases random generator I recall using a website where a user could input a set of words or phrases and the website would generate similar words or phrases, which "felt like"

I recall using a website where a user could input a set of words or phrases and the website would generate similar words or phrases, which "felt like" (but didn't repeat) the original words/phrases. I have not been able to find such a resource online since. Is anyone familiar with a website like this?

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Related Words lets you type a word or phrase and spits out related words and phrases that have a similar feel. Perhaps this is what you're thinking of?
Alternatively, Visuwords lets you type a word or phrase, then visualizes related words, concepts and ideas.

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