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To clarify project scope and verify assumptions before design, you need to resolve contradictions, disambiguate technical terms, and establish clear boundaries for what is included and excluded in the project.

Requirement clarification is the process of disambiguating terminology and verifying constraints to prevent building the wrong solution. It is needed in early design stages to ensure a common understanding of project goals and avoid failed outcomes.

To resolve conflicting requirements early in the design process, identify contradictions and verify underlying reasons and constraints to ensure that the right solution is being built without misunderstandings.

Yes, you can use assumption verification to define scope boundaries for a new feature by confirming underlying constraints and establishing clear boundaries for what is included and excluded in the project.

The best way to disambiguate technical terms during project planning is to clarify terminology to ensure a common understanding, resolving any contradictions that could lead to incorrect solutions.