How should a writer introduce a technical term to a general audience?

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How should a writer introduce a technical term to a general audience?

Accepted Answer

Define it briefly the first time it appears — Award 1 mark. A short definition keeps the reader with the writer without slowing the piece. Avoiding specialist vocabulary altogether can make precise information impossible to give.

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Place it only in the final paragraph

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Use it repeatedly until the meaning becomes obvious

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Define it briefly the first time it appears

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Avoid all specialist vocabulary entirely

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