personally, I know I can use search and replace, but <ctrl-n>-n-n-c-replacement[0] is easier on my mind than the search&replace alternative
[0] I've been using vim-multiple-cursors for years, it's abandoned but still works ok most of the time.
[0] I've been using vim-multiple-cursors for years, it's abandoned but still works ok most of the time.
So you can do *ciw, type your replacement, then n.n.n. to do the rest.
Obviously LSPs are more powerful though.