fix-terminology

To unify editorial terminology, load your consistency reports and glossaries to identify contradictions, build a substitution map using whole-word replacements, update the glossary, and re-audit for remaining conflicts. This ensures a single canonical terminology across all units.

Handling synonym drift involves detecting contradictory terms across editorial units and applying editorial rules to map them to a single canonical term. The process updates your glossary and applies whole-word replacements to maintain consistency.

Resolving polysemy requires disambiguating terms that have multiple meanings by creating qualified glossary entries. This clarifies context-specific definitions, ensuring cross-unit consistency when updating editorial content and re-auditing for residual conflicts.

Yes, terminology unification applies across multiple editorial units, MinEduc terms, and unit files. It provides a reusable workflow for multi-unit projects that generates traceable changes and a formal unification report for maintaining consistency.

Re-auditing content after applying a substitution map is necessary to detect remaining terminological conflicts. This post-change verification step ensures that whole-word replacements successfully eliminated synonym drift and polysemy across all units.