If you use the word “draft” you could be talking about the first version of a piece of writing, being conscripted to war, the cool breeze that just entered the room, the act of pulling something along, or how deep a boat sits in the water.
When we’re working on hard problems—and we’re the ones closest to the detail—of course we know which draft we’re talking about, but others may not.
Giving them the right context may be the difference between them sensing a cool breeze or thinking they’re going to war.