in jargon

Examples (10)

• The report seemed to be written in computer jargon.
• The instructions were unfortunately written entirely in legal jargon.
• Try to explain it in simple terms, not in scientific jargon.
• Much of the discussion was lost on me, as it was all in financial jargon.
• He presented his findings in such academic jargon that few understood.
• The new policy document is couched in obscure bureaucratic jargon.
• Could you rephrase that explanation, perhaps not entirely in technical jargon?
• The specialist spoke in such dense medical jargon that patients felt confused.
• The proposal was written in marketing jargon, making it hard for outsiders to grasp.
• His lectures are often delivered in philosophical jargon, challenging students to keep up.