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glossaries package FAQ

As with My term has multiple plural forms, how can I deal with this? you can use one of the user keys (such as user1) or you can define your own key. However, this can lead to a large number of extra keys. You may find it easier to simply use \glsdisp or \glslink. For example, with the following definition:

\newglossaryentry{run}{name=run,description={...}}

Then you can do:

I \glsdisp{run}{ran} to the shops. They are \glsdisp{ran}{running} to catch the bus.

2020-07-01 12:55:07

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Category: glossaries package
Topic: Defining Terms