The Nuance Difference: "詮議" vs "増長"

In Japanese, both 詮議 and 増長 are often translated to English but have distinct usages. 詮議 (せんぎ (sengi)) represents "Discussion; inquiry; deliberation (often with a focus on determining facts or responsibility, or finding a solution)" (Level: N1) and typically represents Implies a serious, thorough discussion or investigation, often to clarify guilt or responsibility, or to resolve a complex, sometimes controversial, issue. Has a somewhat formal or investigative tone.. On the other hand, 増長 (ぞうちょう (zōchō)) translates to "To become conceited/arrogant; to get out of hand; to become audacious" (Level: N1) and is used for Describes someone becoming excessively proud or arrogant due to success or lack of challenge, leading to disrespectful or audacious behavior. Usually carries a negative connotation.. Mixing these up can sound unnatural to native Japanese speakers!