Glossary Builder With Usage Examples (JSON)
Create a structured glossary you can import elsewhere.
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Build a glossary for [SUBJECT] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Source text to draw terms from (optional): [PASTE_TEXT]. Number of terms: [NUMBER_OF_TERMS]. Return only valid JSON: an array of objects with the keys "term", "plain_definition" (under 25 words, no circular wording), "technical_definition" (one sentence), "example_sentence" (a natural use in context), "often_confused_with" (another term and a one-line difference, or null), "related_terms" (array), "difficulty" (1 to 3), and "memory_hook" (a short phrase or image to help recall). Rules: order terms from foundational to advanced; no term may be defined using a term that appears later in the array; avoid terms that are only synonyms of each other; and if a term has different meanings in different fields, add a "note" key explaining. Below the JSON, add one plain-text line listing any terms you were unsure about so I can verify them with a textbook. Keep the JSON valid with no trailing commas, and write each example sentence so that the term could not be swapped for a different word. Include at least three terms that learners commonly use incorrectly, and flag them with a note.
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