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learn/multi_search/multi_search_vs_federated_search.mdx

@@ -9,18 +9,18 @@ This article defines multi-search and federated search and then describes the di
 
 ## What is multi-search?
 
-Multi-search, also called multi-index search, is a search operation that queries two or more indexes at the same time. Meilisearch then returns a separate list results for each index. Use the `/multi-search` route to perform multi-searches.
+Multi-search, also called multi-index search, is a search operation that makes multiple queries at the same time. These queries may target different indexes. Meilisearch then returns a separate list results for each query. Use the `/multi-search` route to perform multi-searches.
 
 Multi-search favors discovery scenarios, where users might not have a clear idea of what they need and searches might have many valid results.
 
 ## What is federated search?
 
-Federated search is a type of multi-index search. This operation also queries multiple indexes, but returns a single list with the most relevant results from all queried indexes. Use the `/multi-search` route and specify a non-null value for `federation` to perform a federated search.
+Federated search is a type of multi-index search. This operation also makes multiple search requests at the same time, but returns a single list with the most relevant results from all queries. Use the `/multi-search` route and specify a non-null value for `federation` to perform a federated search.
 
 Federated search favors scenarios where users have a clear idea of what they need and expect a single best top result.
 
 ## Use cases
 
-Because multi-search groups results by index, it is often useful when the origin and type of document contain information relevant to your users. For example, a person searching for `shygirl` in a music streaming application is likely to appreciate seeing separate results for matching artists, albums, and individual tracks.
+Because multi-search groups results by query, it is often useful when the origin and type of document contain information relevant to your users. For example, a person searching for `shygirl` in a music streaming application is likely to appreciate seeing separate results for matching artists, albums, and individual tracks.
 
 Federated search is a better approach when the source of the information is not relevant to your users. For example, a person searching for a client's email in a CRM application is unlikely to care whether this email comes from chat logs, support tickets, or other data sources.

learn/multi_search/performing_federated_search.mdx

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: In this tutorial you will see how to perform a query searching mult
 
 # Using multi-search to perform a federated search
 
-Meilisearch allows you to search in multiple indexes at the same time with the `/multi-search` endpoint. A federated search is a multi-index search that returns results across multiple indexes in a single list.
+Meilisearch allows you to make multiple search requests at the same time with the `/multi-search` endpoint. A federated search is a multi-search that returns results from multiple queries in a single list.
 
 In this tutorial you will see how to create separate indexes containing different types of data from a CRM application. You will then perform a query searching all these indexes at the same time to obtain a single list of results.