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It's not the "wrong" definition. When someone asks that question all definitions must be addressed. It isn't the wrong use of definition just because it isn't the one in favor by a particular interpreter.
Let me give you an example that shows why it is the wrong definition, and it has nothing to do with the "particular interpreter". Imagine the question is "what is the materialistic view on life after death?" And someone responded "someone who is into materialism doesn't much care. All they care about is getting money and buying lavish things". Would they not obviously be using the wrong definition of the word "materialism"? Or what if someone asked "what is the libertarian view on free will?" And someone responded "well, libertarians want everyone to be free". Obviously the wrong definition right? Same with the term "natural".