jargonized

Sociologists and political scientists like to look at multiple events and wind up with many conclusions, usually self-evident and jargonized.

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

Sociologists and political scientists like to look at multiple events and wind up with many conclusions, usually self-evident and jargonized.

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

A graduate student in sociology is one who didn't get his fill of jargonized wishful thinking as an undergraduate.

Sociology and Other 'Meathead' Majors Harvey Mansfield 2011

You have to read it twice to make certain you understand the needlessly jargonized lingo.

NASA Watch: Keith Cowing: November 2009 Archives 2009

“Social Darwinism” was just laissez-faire economics by another name; what SBTS describes as “intelligent design in business” is a jargonized variant on concepts that businesses have been successfully applying for the last thirty or forty years.

Mind Your Businesses - The Panda's Thumb 2007

Too many things had their own jargonized label: a world in the multiverse is a "cognate"; a portal to go between them is a "Schwelle"; the Seebecks aren't human, they are Vorpal homunculi; and I'm not even sure what is meant by referring to Aunt Tansy's bathroom as a "Nexus collection point".

REVIEW: Godplayers by Damien Broderick 2005

It was apparent to me early on that if an idea was any good, you should be able to express it ways that did not depend on a jargonized vocabulary.

Ayn Randed, nearly Branded James Killus 2007

It was apparent to me early on that if an idea was any good, you should be able to express it ways that did not depend on a jargonized vocabulary.

Archive 2007-02-01 James Killus 2007

Presumably after having jargonized and marketfocused their message stream.

Dell learns a lesson « BuzzMachine 2005

Intresting post, and not too “jargonized” at all as comparing it to that ridiculously elaborate piece of work by Henry Dougan demonstrates.

Grouping People Together: The Problems and Prospects of Panethnic Language 2006