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README.md

@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ npx tsx ./script.ts
 
 tsx is zero-config because it has smart detections built in. As a runtime, it detects what's imported to make many options in `tsconfig.json` redundant—which was designed for compiling matching files regardless of whether they're imported.
 
-It seamlessly adapts between CommonJS and ESM package types by detecting how modules are loaded (`require()` or `import`) to determine how to compile them. It even supports `require()`ing ESM modules from CommonJS to enable using ESM dependencies in CommonJS packages.
+It seamlessly adapts between CommonJS and ESM package types by detecting how modules are loaded (`require()` or `import`) to determine how to compile them. It even adds support for `require()`ing ESM modules from CommonJS so you don't have to worry about your dependencies as the ecosystem migrates to ESM.
 
 [Newer and unsupported syntax](https://esbuild.github.io/content-types/) & features like [importing `node:` prefixes](https://2ality.com/2021/12/node-protocol-imports.html) are downgraded by detecting the Node.js version. For large TypeScript codebases, it has [`tsconfig.json paths`](https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig#paths) aliasing support out of the box.