The phrase "very term" is used to emphasize the specific or exact wording being referred to in a sentence or discussion. It highlights that the word or phrase being mentioned is the one that explains the idea or concept completely. Full definition
And then, wonder of wonders, Peter Schjeldahl in the same week's New Yorker modestly suggests that very term for a «condition that could do with a name.» (haberarts.com)
And if the very term that categorizes the discussion — artificial intelligence — isn't serving the issue neutrally, we should perhaps aim for one that causes less confusion. (canadianbusiness.com)
The real haute couture fashion shows almost always happen in Paris and there are laws that are in place to protect the very term. (entrepreneur.com)