| Similar provision for detail and clarity characterizes the specialist jargons of medicine and of the sciences in general and also of philosophy. |
| Technically, jargons and pidgins have no native speakers and are used only as lingua francas, although expanded pidgins may be used as vernaculars. |
| When ever a player sends or sends back a ball out of the Extremar we refer to it in Teenahma's jargons that he has passed through the window consequently he loss the PLUS to the benefit of his opponent. |
| As they sang, chanted and danced, linguistic and cultural barriers seemed to disolve into a serie of African jargons and cliches. |
| He has no detectable regional accent and uses no dialects or specialized jargons in his speech which would help us place him. |
| I think the use of acronyms and jargons over initiatives leaves some people confused as to which initiative is being discussed. |
