jargony

/ˈdʒɑrɡəni/
adjective
  1. Full of specialized or technical language; hard for non-experts to understand.
    • The contract was too jargony for the client to sign without a lawyer.
    • His jargony presentation lost the audience's attention after five minutes.
    • I prefer blogs that are not jargony and are easy to read.
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