Underneath each of these ways, I give an explanation of it and an example. Analysis towards the bottom of this list is more impressive than stuff towards the top. Repression is a pushing into the unconscious of a disturbing feeling. Giving more than one definition does not add to knowledge, unless comparisons are made between them. Giving a simple example can be a form of definition too.
Simple examples suggest knowledge, and some comprehension, complex ones suggest application.
Clear evidence that the nuance of knowledge is recognized. The ability to use a concept in a sentence toward some end is also evidence of comprehension. In order to get repression, some mental energy has to be used to push against other mental energy. Comprehension is more than awareness of a simple definition, it also involves the ability to understand the meaning of a concept and use it appropriately. The use of a concept to understand a complex real-world problem.