Writing a strong definition of terms used in an argument can be a good strategy because:
a. Good definition provide clear explanations of word, concept, or idea, often by listing the characteristics feature,
noting distinguished details, and perhaps providing an illustration as well.
b. A good definition tells readers what something is \textendash{} and sometimes what it is not.
c. Both of these answers make sense:
1). Good definition provide clear explanations of word, concept, or idea, often by listing the characteristics
feature, noting distinguished details, and perhaps providing an illustration as well.
2). A good definition tells readers what something is \textendash{} and sometimes what it is not.
