gobbledygook (Meaning)

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gobbledygook (n)

incomprehensible or pompous jargon of specialists

The legal document was filled with dense gobbledygook that left even seasoned attorneys scratching their heads.
During the lecture, the professor veered off into a tangent, spouting gobbledygook that confused the entire class.
The politician's speech was riddled with empty gobbledygook, devoid of any concrete policy proposals.
The technical manual was written in such incomprehensible gobbledygook that even experts struggled to decipher it.
Despite his attempts to sound knowledgeable, his explanation was nothing but gobbledygook, leaving his listeners more confused than before.
The marketing brochure was filled with buzzwords and corporate gobbledygook, making it difficult to discern the actual product benefits.
When asked about the budget cuts, the CEO responded with vague gobbledygook, avoiding any meaningful explanation.
The email from IT support was filled with jargon and gobbledygook, making it impossible for the average user to troubleshoot their issue.
Instead of providing straightforward answers, the politician resorted to gobbledygook, hoping to obfuscate the truth.
The contract was written in convoluted gobbledygook, designed to confuse and intimidate the signatories into accepting unfavorable terms.

incomprehensible or pompous jargon of specialists

rhetoric,gibberish, bafflegab, double-talk, hype, rigmarole, rigamarole, psychobabble, legalese, computerese

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The legal document was filled with dense gobbledygook that left even seasoned attorneys scratching their heads.

During the lecture, the professor veered off into a tangent, spouting gobbledygook that confused the entire class.

The politician's speech was riddled with empty gobbledygook, devoid of any concrete policy proposals.

The technical manual was written in such incomprehensible gobbledygook that even experts struggled to decipher it.