Definition of «jargon»

Jargon refers to specialized terminology or language that is used by a particular profession, group, or field. It often contains abbreviations, acronyms, and technical terms that are specific to the industry or subject matter in question. Jargon can be helpful for communicating complex ideas among experts but may not be easily understood by those outside of the field.

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The presenter used so much technical jargon during the conference that most of the audience couldn't understand a word he said.
The IT department's memo was filled with industry jargon that made it difficult for employees from other departments to comprehend.
The lawyer explained the legal proceedings to her client without using any complex legal jargon, ensuring that the client fully understood the case.
In the world of finance, analysts often use jargon like "bull market" and "dividends" when discussing investments and stock markets.
The article explained complex scientific concepts using simple language instead of relying on scientific jargon, making it accessible to a wider range of readers.

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We have a lot of jargon in investing, whether it is fixed income or equities. (alephblog.com)
As a technical person, it is accepted that you are use industry jargon in your resume. (topsampleresume.com)
There is a lot of legal jargon involved and the process can be confusing to those who are not familiar with the legal system. (personalinjuryottawa.ca)
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Definition of «jargon»

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