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For autocompletion I use the nvim-cmp plugin. If you're not coding, it might be overkill. But during writing it helps me a lot, because it autosuggests words that I used in the current buffer, too. The most popular autocomplete plugins should be compatible with the most popular snippets engines like vim-vsnip.
Read at least most of the manual for Neovim and for your terminal emulator or GUI and look over the plugins in awesome Neovim. That should solve everything you’re asking for. If you’re just starting with n/vim for any reason, whether it’s writing or programming, that’s what you should be doing
For autocompletion I use the nvim-cmp plugin. If you're not coding, it might be overkill. But during writing it helps me a lot, because it autosuggests words that I used in the current buffer, too. The most popular autocomplete plugins should be compatible with the most popular snippets engines like vim-vsnip.
For grammar/spell-checking I use LanguageTool as a standalone tool, but there's a neovim plugin for it, too.
For centering text(?) goyo.vim might be what you're looking for.
For synonyms you'll need a separate plugin. I don't personally use this functionality so not sure what plugins are good but a quick google came up with https://github.com/pixelneo/vim-synonym-lookup and https://github.com/beloglazov/vim-online-thesaurus.
For synonyms you'll need a separate plugin. I don't personally use this functionality so not sure what plugins are good but a quick google came up with https://github.com/pixelneo/vim-synonym-lookup and https://github.com/beloglazov/vim-online-thesaurus.
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