jargoon (Meaning)

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jargoon (n)

a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zircon

The lawyer's jargon-filled speech made it difficult for the jury to understand the proceedings.
The professor's lecture was filled with jargon, making it hard for students to comprehend the material.
The medical jargon used by the doctor left the patient confused and uncertain about their diagnosis.
The jargon-laced report was difficult to understand, even for experts in the field.
The technical jargon used by the computer programmer made it hard for non-technical people to understand the software.
The jargon-filled press release was hard to comprehend, even for journalists who were familiar with the topic.
The jargon-laden job description made it difficult for candidates to understand the requirements of the position.
The jargon-filled legal document was hard to decipher, even for legal professionals.
The jargon-infused academic paper was hard to read and understand, even for experts in the field.
The jargon-filled manual made it difficult for users to operate the device properly.

a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zircon

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The lawyer's jargon-filled speech made it difficult for the jury to understand the proceedings.

The professor's lecture was filled with jargon, making it hard for students to comprehend the material.

The medical jargon used by the doctor left the patient confused and uncertain about their diagnosis.

The jargon-laced report was difficult to understand, even for experts in the field.