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

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

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Microsoft Word no longer has a Smart Lookup feature.

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cloud storage and tools like Editor in Word that provide spelling and grammar suggestions. Ted Miracco, CEO of security software company Approov, said features like Microsoft's connected experiences ...