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Jargon is a set of words and patterns of communication that are part of the technical [[vocabulary]] of a particular profession or occupation.  Often, this vocabulary is designed to talk about things that are particular to that occupation at with higher accuracy of communication and higher efficiency (fewer words used to get the same meaning across).
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'''Jargon''' is a set of words and patterns of communication that are part of the technical [[vocabulary]] of a particular profession or occupation.  Often, this vocabulary is designed to talk about things that are particular to that occupation at with higher accuracy of communication and higher efficiency (fewer words used to get the same meaning across).
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Revision as of 02:01, May 22, 2007

Jargon is a set of words and patterns of communication that are part of the technical vocabulary of a particular profession or occupation. Often, this vocabulary is designed to talk about things that are particular to that occupation at with higher accuracy of communication and higher efficiency (fewer words used to get the same meaning across).