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The act of adding more details or explanations to clarify a point. It is often used to expand on a topic sentence in an essay.

The act of listing things one by one. It is a common rhetorical device used in academic writing to present multiple points or examples.

A clear and certain proof or evidence that confirms a fact or theory. It is a stronger term than just 'evidence'.

Complementary; referring to two things that provide what the other lacks, thus making a complete or improved whole.

The core foundation, basis, or backbone of something, such as a thought, a system, or an organization.

The very first clue, lead, or beginning point that allows a problem to be solved or an event to start.

A formal discussion or debate on a particular topic, often referring to the way a subject is spoken about in society.

The lowest or fundamental part of something; the basis or underlying foundation of a phenomenon.

The quality of being appropriate, applicable, or relevant to a particular matter or current situation; relevance.

A general summary, broad survey, or overview of the overall contents or main points of a subject.