jargon

Example Sentences

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There’s so much jargon, and things are constantly happening.

From MarketWatch

So it goes with corporate jargon—words used in business that rely on buzzwords or forced phrases instead of plain, concrete speech.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the moment, the rate of energy recovery with the 'super clip' - frankly, jargon that would be better kept away from public consumption because of the potential for confusion - can be a maximum of 250kw.

From BBC

In football jargon, that’s known as dead money because the player’s contract is still on the books even though he’s no longer on the roster.

From The Wall Street Journal

What corporate jargon do you hate the most?

From The Wall Street Journal