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jargon

[jahr-gon] / ˈdʒɑr gɒn /


Example Sentences

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Unlike pretty much everyone else on screen, she’s not spewing a bunch of financial jargon.

From Los Angeles Times

Adams drew on his experience as a bank teller and manager at a phone company Pacific Bell for inspiration, skewering corporate jargon and middle management.

From Salon

That’s precisely why we’re launching Don’t Short Yourself, a weekly newsletter built to meet people in that moment, not with hype, jargon or lectures, but with facts, empathy and institutional knowledge.

From MarketWatch

That’s precisely why we’re launching Don’t Short Yourself, a weekly newsletter built to meet people in that moment, not with hype, jargon or lectures, but with facts, empathy and institutional knowledge.

From MarketWatch

Be sure to include lots — lots — of caveats about “risk” and “volatility,” financial jargon, and downside scenarios.

From MarketWatch