Language is very important when we explain our ideas and try to convince others. Using clear and exact definitions helps people understand what we really mean. If we use vague or confusing words, the message can be misunderstood. For example, saying something is “bad” without explaining why does not help others see our point. Also, we should be careful with emotional words like “evil” or “amazing” because they can make people react with feelings instead of thinking carefully. These words can make an argument sound stronger or weaker than it really is. Good arguments need clear language and good reasons, not just strong emotions.