Fundamentalist Translator

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This translator aims to strip away ambiguity and colloquialism, translating input into a precise and declarative form. It focuses on the underlying core meaning, ensuring clear and unambiguous transmission. The output prioritizes faithfulness to the original meaning rather than aesthetic considerations. It's ideal for converting complex texts into a more dogmatic or canonical form, but might lose nuanced details in the conversion process. For example, literary devices and emotional undertones are often omitted or condensed.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"he said"
Fundamentalist
"he spoke"
Normal Language
"it seems"
Fundamentalist
"it appears"
Normal Language
"we hope"
Fundamentalist
"we desire"
Normal Language
"a good idea"
Fundamentalist
"a beneficial proposition"
Normal Language
"a bad idea"
Fundamentalist
"an undesirable proposition"
Normal Language
"the party was fun"
Fundamentalist
"the gathering was enjoyable"
Normal Language
"they seemed happy"
Fundamentalist
"their expressions were joyful"

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"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Normal Language
"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
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"Whoa, things are getting *really* weird around here."
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"You're totally crushing it!"
Normal Language
"I'm feeling groovy today"
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"Yeah, I'm feeling really cool today!"
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"I'm excited about this new project"
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"OMG, this new project is totally gonna be HUGE!"
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"I'm feeling a little blue today"
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"My heart's a little bit cloudy, like a blueberry pie."
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"I like that chair"
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