"Warabel" describes the phenomenon of balancing individual pursuits (e.g. spending time with family and socializing with friends) and work even at the expense of increased salaries and career opportunities.

A person who identifies as gender-fluid has a gender identity and presentation that varies over time. A gender-fluid person may identify as male, female, agender, or any other nonbinary identity or combination of identities. Gender fluidity does not affect sexual preference or orientation.

Gaming technology includes but is not limited to cloud gaming, mobile gaming, and Virtual Reality (VR) / Augmented Reality (AR) gaming. E-sports include but are not limited to First-Person Shooter games, Multiplayer Online Battle Arena games, and Battle Royale games.

A counterculture is a culture whose values and norms of behavior differ substantially from or oppose those of mainstream society

The "balance of probability" standard means that a court is satisfied an event occurred - if the court considers that, on the evidence, the occurrence of the event was more likely (probable) than not.

"Beyond reasonable doubt" is a higher standard of proof that requires convincing the court that based on the evidence, there is no reason to doubt that the accused is guilty.

For the purpose of this debate, "God's light" refers to the concept where God bestows a believer with faith and/or sense of religiosity. Non-believers are seen as people who were simply not bestowed with faith, rather than individuals who actively or passively strayed from faith.

The future of labor refers to demand, employment and the conditions of employment

The "Abused Goddess" ad campaign, created by the Save Our Sisters (SOS) women’s empowerment initiative, presented images of the three primary goddesses of Hindu mythology – Durga, the goddess of valour, Saraswati, the goddess of learning, and Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, in their silks, jewels and crowns but with welts, bruises and gashes

The "closed off" model refers to a way of life where individuals are more protective of themselves, do not express their emotions much and tend to not give away personal details about themselves.

The "openness" model refers to a way of life where individuals freely express their emotions, tend to share personal information with acquaintances and friends (even if not close) and are more emotionally vulnerable.

"Hannamchoong" or "hannam" directly translates to “Korean male parasite”. This term is frequently used by Korean feminists to criticize Korean men for patriarchal attitudes.

For the purpose of this debate, "Nepenthes" is a technology which allows individuals to irreversibly erase all sadness and sorrow, associated with past and future memories. The technology does not erase memories themselves.