Whats the difference between high-use academic words and key terms?

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Key terms are typically words that will come up a lot in a unit or a text. It’s more like a vocabulary related specifically to whatever it is you’re doing. High-use academic words, however, are words that are used a lot in a general academic setting, like a university or an academic journal.

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