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jargon
noun as in specialized language; dialect
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Belt-tightening is overused corporate jargon, but it is particularly apt at the moment.
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Their language was neutral and polished, laced with political jargon.
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The headlines from the Federal Open Market Committee’s policy-decision meeting this coming week will, to use journalists’ jargon, likely bury the lede.
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Constant exposure to jargon and deflection turns ordinary people into radicals.
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Traders and brokerage firms have always used jargon and slang that sound like gibberish to the uninitiated.
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