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@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ Except for templated code, brace initialization should be preferred over {cpp}20
 With {cpp}20, it is now possible to initialize aggregate types using parentheses.
 This language feature was introduced to simplify writing generic code and consistently initialize objects, whether they are aggregates or not.
 
-For the sake of simplicity, aggregate types include arrays, unions, and structures without user-provided constructors and with only public non-static data members and public bases.
+For the sake of simplicity, aggregate types include arrays, unions, and structures without user-declared constructors and with only public non-static data members and public bases.
 
-While parentheses are useful when initializing objects in templated code, they have several downsides compared to braces.
+Initializing objects with parentheses have several downsides compared to braces.
 
  * Firstly, they allow narrowing conversion of arithmetic types that can result in unexpected program behaviors. See also S5276.