In Figure 8-25 on page 285, the first entry,  package , is selected as the  keyword, which means that  package  is the normal form of these terms. If a  word is already added as a normal form of the other term, then “Used As  Facet Value” is selected. If a word is already added as an equivalent term  for the other term, the “Used As Equivalent Term” is selected. These two  features are warning signs for conflicts with other entries.  Dictionary Editor now reflects the new equivalent term, as shown in  Figure 8-26. Equivalent Terms:  Synonyms are not displayed as discrete words with  their associated facet in the content analytics miner. Only the keyword (not  its synonyms) is displayed (in this example,  package ) in the Facets view. To associate keywords to a facet, follow these steps: d. Click  OK . 6. Associate the defined keywords to a facet. If you have not created a facet,  follow the steps in “Creating facets and mapping search fields to facets” on  page 120 in the previous version of this book, which can be downloaded as  part of the additional material for this book.  a. In the Facet Tree view, select a facet. b. In the Applied Words table, select the keywords that are associated with  the selected facet. c. Click the  Assign  button ( >> ).  286  IBM Watson Content Analytics: Discovering Actionable Insight from Your Content Figure 8-26 Dictionary reflecting “pkg” as equivalent term for “package”