Sentence examples for secret jargon from inspiring English sources
There is a literary quality to their all-caps urgency and secret jargon.
In the creaking jargon of the secret world I later entered, her departure was a well-planned exfiltration operation, executed in accordance with the best principles of need-to-know security.
But first the basics, which meant getting acquainted with an onslaught of nautical jargon — the sailor's secret handshake, if you will.
In military jargon, black is a synonym for secret.
And one secret to clear, inconspicuous cover letters is to limit jargon.
There is a dense and growing lore, a grand arcanum of the world's waves, which complements the localized jargon, the cabalistic code through which surfers trade the secrets of their avocation.
Indeed, this government's Justice and Security Act, passed last year, allows for the extension of secret courts, or "closed material procedures" to use the proper legal jargon.
On the managerial side, it's no secret that the NHS has a healthy (or otherwise) liking for waffly jargon.
"Our secret is ECOpure, a premium quality e-liquid that contains pharmaceutical-grade nicotine," reads the web copy: it is jargon formulated to present the image of all-natural ingredients sanctioned by science.
Jargon incomprehensible to civilians.
