jargony
Jargony is an adjective used to describe language that relies heavily on specialized terminology, acronyms, and buzzwords, often to the detriment of readability for non-experts. It can describe both spoken and written communication that prioritizes field-specific precision over clarity. The word builds on jargon, the body of terms particular to a discipline, with -y forming an adjectival ending.
While jargony language can aid experts by conveying precise concepts efficiently, it risks excluding readers and
Critics characterize jargony writing as opaque and elitist. Proponents argue that it can reduce ambiguity among
Jargony can be intentional in professional contexts, or an unintended consequence of a culture that valorizes