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@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ Glossary terms can also help to organize or discover data entities. OpenMetadata
 
 Glossaries are a collection of hierarchy of Glossary Terms that belong to a domain.
 
-* A glossary term is specified with a preferred term for a concept or a terminology, example — Customer.
-* A glossary term must have a unique and clear definition to establish consistent usage and understanding of the term.
-* A term can include **Synonyms**, other terms used for the same concept, example — **Client**, **Shopper**, **Purchaser**, etc.
-* A term can have children terms that further specialize a term. Example, a glossary term **Customer**, can have children terms — **Loyal Customer**, **New Customer**, **Online Customer**, etc.
-* A term can also have **Related Terms** to capture related concepts. For Customer, related terms could be **Customer LTV (LifeTime Value)**, **Customer Acquisition Cost**, etc.
+- A glossary term is specified with a preferred term for a concept or a terminology, example — Customer.
+- A glossary term must have a unique and clear definition to establish consistent usage and understanding of the term.
+- A term can include **Synonyms**, other terms used for the same concept, example — **Client**, **Shopper**, **Purchaser**, etc.
+- A term can have children terms that further specialize a term. Example, a glossary term **Customer**, can have children terms — **Loyal Customer**, **New Customer**, **Online Customer**, etc.
+- A term can also have **Related Terms** to capture related concepts. For Customer, related terms could be **Customer LTV (LifeTime Value)**, **Customer Acquisition Cost**, etc.
 
 A glossary term lists **Assets** through which you can discover all the data assets related to the term. Each term has a **life cycle status** (e.g., Draft, Active, Deprecated, and Deleted). A term also has a set of **Reviewers** who review and accept the changes to the Glossary for Governance.
 
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+## Glossary Bulk Upload
+
+With glossary bulk upload, you can create/update multiple glossary terms simultaneously. Below are steps for the same.
+
+- Create a glossary in which you want to upload glossary terms `csv Eg. Business Glossary`.
+- Click on the 3 dots icon and click on the Export button. If you have glossary terms in your Glossary, the same will be exported as a CSV file. If there are no terms in the Glossary, then a blank CSV template will be downloaded.
+- Once you have the template, you can fill in the following details:
+  1. **parent**: If you leave this field blank, the Term will be created at the root level. If you want to create a hierarchy of Glossary Terms, the parent details must be entered as per hierarchy (from the glossary level) `csv Eg. Business Glossary.Department.Sales`
+  2. **name\***: This contains the name of the glossary term, and is a required field.
+  3. **displayName**: This contains the Display name of the glossary term.
+  4. **description\***: This contains the description/details of the glossary term and is a required field.
+  5. **synonyms**: Include words that have the same meaning as the glossary term. `csv Eg. "Cash in hand";Purchase;"one's"`
+  6. **relatedTerms**: A term which has the same meaning as the glossary term, and is available in OpenMetadata. `csv Eg. "Cash in hand";Purchase;"one's"`
+  7. **references**: Include an external resource for the glossary term. `csv Eg. Ref1;https:Ref1Link.com;Ref2;https:Ref2Link.com`
+  8. **tags**: Add Tags from OpenMetadata `csv Eg. PersonalData.Personal;PII.Sensitive`
+- Once the CSV file is ready, click on the 3 dots icon and select the Import button.
+- Drag and drop the CSV file, or upload it by clicking on the Browse button.
+- Once the file is successfully uploaded, you will get an option to Preview.
+- After previewing the uploaded terms, the glossary terms will be scanned and a Success/Failure message will be provided.
+- Once a part of the terms or all terms are created successfully, the Import button will be displayed. Click on Import to create the glossary terms from the CSV file in OpenMetadata.
+
+#### Glossary Export
+
+<Image
+src={"/images/openmetadata/glossaries/export.gif"}
+alt="Glossary export demo"
+/>
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+#### Glossary Import
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+<Image
+src={"/images/openmetadata/glossaries/import.gif"}
+alt="Glossary import demo"
+/>
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