Usually, the meaning of a term will go beyond the objective definitions offered in a dictionary. Once the definition has been established for a topic, supporting material should be added to show readers what is meant.
Writers can now defend their specific interpretations.
For example, a description of how anger can build and what happens after it is unleashed will help a reader understand one particular definition of anger. For instance, saying that depression is not excitement, even though neither term is defined, is useful in narrowing a term and preventing confusion. For example, explaining how an electrograph functions will help a reader understand the importance of it. For example, a reader might understand confinement more when it is compared to freedom. Make sure the narration helps the reader understand the meaning of the term and is not merely on the general topic.