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Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɑːɡən], [ dʒˈɑːɡən], [ dʒ_ˈɑː_ɡ_ə_n]
Related words: noun, business jargon, the jargon of a particular profession, the jargon of a particular trade or industry, the jargon of a particular activity, the jargon of a particular group or organization
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Similar words for jargon:
- argot (noun)
- babble (noun)
- balderdash (noun)
- buzzword (noun)
- cant (noun)
- communication (noun)
- dialect (noun)
- gibberish (noun)
- hocus-pocus (noun)
- idiom (noun)
- jargon (noun)
- language (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- prattle (noun)
- psychobabble (noun)
- rigmarole (noun)
- slang (noun)
- specialized language; dialect (noun)
- speech (noun)
- terminology (noun)
- trade language (noun)
- verbalization (noun)
- vernacular (noun)
- vocabulary (noun)
- word (noun)
- other synonyms
- declaration
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Jargon:
n.
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- bombast,
- borrowing,
- mumbo jumbo,
- gobbledygook,
- acrostic,
- clue,
- anglicism,
- americanism,
- Arabism,
- archaism,
- nonsense,
- catch-all,
- chant,
- anagram.
- cant.
- Hocuspocus,
- Hocus,
- magic word,
- Occultism,
- Mummeries,
- mummery,
- gobbledegook,
- magic words,
- incantation.
- diction,
- babel,
- jive,
- informal speech,
- trade language,
- pop psych,
- non-standard speech,
- talk,
- language universal,
- language,
- idle talk,
- vulgarism,
- choice of words,
- zircon,
- provincialism,
- trivial talk,
- buzzword,
- jives,
- linguistic universal,
- jive talk,
- chit chat,
- word stock,
- psychospeak,
- turn of phrase,
- flummery,
- zirconium silicate,
- slang,
- word-hoard,
- choice word,
- mutterings,
- vernacular,
- accent,
- rantings,
- rigmarole,
- pidgin,
- fustians,
- gossip,
- gibberish,
- parlance,
- idiom,
- terminology,
- street talk,
- idioms,
- glossary,
- regionalism,
- jabberwocky,
- Vernacularism,
- dialect,
- expressive style,
- wordage,
- Boshes,
- self-help,
- diplomatic language,
- speech,
- style,
- creole,
- balderdash,
- word-stock,
- chit-chat,
- wordbook,
- vernacularisms,
- localism,
- slanguage street talk,
- set phrase,
- vocabulary,
- psychobabble,
- bosh,
- onomastics,
- patter,
- pidgins,
- shoptalk,
- gabble,
- lingo,
- phrasing,
- babble,
- wordhoard,
- gushings,
- prattle.
- psycho-babble,
- psycho-babbles,
- psycho-speak,
- self-helps,
- psycho babbles,
- psychospeaks,
- psycho-speaks,
- pop psychs,
- psycho speaks,
- self help,
- self helps,
- psycho speak,
- psycho babble,
- selfhelps,
- selfhelp.
- business languages,
- business language,
- language universals,
- trade-language,
- diplomatic languages,
- creoles,
- linguistic universals.
Other synonyms:
• declaration • Other relevant words (noun):- harsh,
- dictionary,
- legalese,
- newspeak,
- bank,
- vagueness,
- blab,
- fustian,
- tripe,
- bevel,
- flapdoodle,
- moonshine,
- cobblers,
- stuff and nonsense,
- trite language,
- Colloquialize,
- scramble,
- noise,
- rodomontade,
- catch phrase,
- banality,
- Galimatias,
- baragouin,
- embankment,
- locutions,
- rot,
- crock,
- expression,
- slanguage,
- greek,
- gas,
- amphigory,
- Puffery,
- koine,
- falderal,
- singing,
- hooey,
- absurdity,
- Self-delusion,
- garble,
- intone,
- claptrap,
- computerese,
- piffle,
- rubbish,
- gab,
- exaggeration,
- glossolalia,
- gibber,
- hocus-pocus,
- phraseology,
- horse feathers,
- double-talk,
- speak,
- skimble-skamble,
- brogue,
- scatology,
- Fiddledeedee,
- buzz-word,
- drivel,
- slangy,
- cipher,
- rant,
- baloney,
- waffle,
- Gibble-gabble,
- humbug,
- verbalise,
- dam,
- betray,
- stuff,
- codswallop,
- sing,
- lingua franca,
- Jargonelle,
- cryptogram,
- pronunciation,
- horseshit,
- hot air,
- blabber,
- waffling,
- hogwash,
- wording,
- vulgar language,
- creole language,
- Double Dutch,
- langue,
- lingua,
- drool,
- password,
- usage,
- trash,
- jumble,
- camber,
- bushwa,
- Twattle,
- interlanguage,
- byword,
- watchword,
- denounce,
- overused term,
- inanity,
- terms,
- fiddle-faddle,
- gammon,
- verbalize,
- code,
- unmeaning,
- apple sauce,
- rigamarole,
- stale language,
- cackle,
- bull,
- Bibble-babble,
- burr,
- bullshit,
- Stultiloquence,
- malarkey,
- crap,
- garbage,
- truism,
- spoken language,
- boloney,
- vaporing,
- shop,
- idiolect,
- Jargonize,
- chatter,
- bunk,
- folderol,
- cliche,
- shibboleth,
- fudge,
- blether orblather,
- secret language,
- auxiliary language,
- technicality,
- quibble,
- blether,
- insipidity,
- eyewash,
- platitude,
- commonplace term,
- chamfer,
- poppycock,
- mere words,
- bunkum,
- tommy-rot,
- balls,
- hackneyed term,
- bilge,
- palaver,
- wish-wash,
- Bavardage,
- cheep,
- vulgar,
- catchword,
- Gongorism,
- Pons Asinorum,
- pious platitude,
- slope,
- informal language,
- unintelligibility,
- manner of speaking,
- trumpery,
- buzzwords,
- Babblement,
- coast,
- abracadabra.
How to use "Jargon" in context?
In today's world, there are many new terms and phrases that people use. Most of these terms were created in order to make communication easier and more efficient. These terms are known as jargon. Jargon can be very confusing to those who are not familiar with it, but it is an important part of the language. There are many different types of jargon, and they can be found in many different areas of life.
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