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Microsoft kills off Smart Lookup feature in Word

Microsoft kills off Smart Lookup feature in Word as it pushes Copilot

The defunct feature used to let users search for definitions and online articles about highlighted words and phrases.

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Microsoft is killing this popular Word feature and replacing it with AI

Microsoft is trying to make users use Copilot more by removing a popular and helpful dictionary feature in Microsoft Word.

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Microsoft just killed the ability to look up words and phrases in Word

Microsoft Word users have had access to Smart Lookup, a nifty feature that lets you right-click on a word or phrase and bring up definitions, synonyms, and relevant links to sites like Wikipedia. Now,

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Microsoft Word removes Smart Lookup (Thesaurus) in favour of Copilot on Windows 11

Microsoft removes the Smart Lookup feature from Word, pushing users to rely on Copilot, which has faced criticism for not being feature-rich.

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Microsoft is getting rid of a well-loved Word feature, and you may not like what's replacing it

If you've ever been stumped on what a word means in a Microsoft Word document, Smart Lookup always has your back. The handy ...

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I'm aghast, stunned, and flabbergasted that Microsoft just removed the thesaurus from Word

Microsoft Word no longer has a Smart Lookup feature.

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Microsoft entirely retired the useful Thesaurus in Word

Microsoft Word no longer has the Thesaurus feature, and instead the Redmond-based tech giant suggests users should turn to AI ...

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