Eschewing academic jargon, he has written an accessible and fascinating primer on the latest brain science.

His interpretations seem all the more lumbering and verbose for being written in academic jargon overlain with insinuating archness.

His views in this regard are impassioned and inspiring; if only they weren't buried in academic jargon and discursive harangues.

But that highfalutin academic jargon has no place here.

The papers, overall, are lucidly written, with a minimum of academic jargon.

Sadly households in debt are often bewildered by their options and industry jargon, and too embarrassed to seek help from friends and family.

In industry jargon these payments go by the name 'facilitated adviser charging'.

He has spent his career in private equity and has a penchant for industry jargon.

Supermarkets enjoy more customer visits - 'footfall' in the industry jargon - allowing them to offer the most popular lines at knockdown prices.

They involve a much more disruptive overhaul of your home, or 'retro-fit' to use the industry jargon.

The campaign said that jargon terms were 'an inevitable sign of trouble' and that references to 'reconfiguring' were 'suitably vague enough to hide all manner of potential changes'.

These are in library jargon termed descriptive data.

While many forms of language may be considered sub-standard, slang remains distinct from colloquial and jargon terms because of its specific social contexts.

It will write a letter on your behalf, quoting all the legal jargon.

There should be some device for preventing lawyers from obfuscating with their legal jargon any document of state they may be required to draft.

Those who do are faced with legal jargon, poor layout, dense paragraphs and inadequate signposting of key information.

That's legal jargon for a cheat, a liar and a hypocrite.

He said that he wanted a jury so that matters would 'be explained as an ordinary person will understand them and not in legal jargon or swept under the carpet'.

They were written using a lot of medical jargon and stuck to a script focused on the patient's medical condition, avoiding any biographical details.

Incredibly entertaining, this hospital show sports copious amounts of dry wit, gallows humour and unpronounceable medical jargon.

She learns the medical jargon, thinking that it will somehow stop the inevitable.

So here's a quick guide to the most common medical jargon to save us both time.

He grunts and ligatures a paragraph with medical jargon.

Lots of military jargon and a real sense you are there.

The military jargon can be incomprehensible.

It was decided that, in the awful military jargon, a 'kinetic solution' should be adopted, and on a grand scale.

As with other military jargon it entered civilian use when a large portion of the population had military experience and understood the context.

As such, war games are usually heavy on simulation elements, and while they are all strategy games, they can also be strategic or tactical in the military jargon sense.

Their doubling causes momentary confusions, and some are struggling with mouthfuls of technical jargon and feeble attempts at comic relief.

I easily become mesmerized into using technical jargon and high-sounding vocabulary.

Excuse the technical jargon but it's nippy and fun.

Legal or other technical jargon; learned gibberish.

I don't know the technical jargon.

They provide accessible databases of basic information that help understand the jargon of financial planning.

I was lamenting the lack of serious musical debate in non-academic journals, and suggested that most musicians do not read academic work because they don't understand the jargon.

Can anyone actually understand his jargon?

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