commercialesen.
/kəˌməːʃəˈliːz/ The language or diction of the commercial world; an example of this.
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indenture Englisha1568
water language1702
jockeyism1802
slum1812
Polari1846
stable-language1856
scientificism1860
water-slang1860
Oxfordish1863
galley-slang1867
pitmatic1885
commercialese1910
legalese1911
academese1917
Hollywoodese1920
businessese1921
Hollywoodism1925
trade unionese1927
advertisingese1929
officese1935
sociologese1940
Whitehallese1940
Newspeak1949
patter1949
Pentagonese1950
educationese1958
computerese1960
managementese1961
spacespeak1963
computer-speak1968
techno-jargon1972
business-speak1973
Eurospeak1975
Euro-jargon1976
technospeak1976
doctorspeak1977
corporate-speak1978
medspeak1979
mellowspeak1979
technobabble1981
teenspeak1982
management-speak1986
codespeak1987
1910 C. Headlam Mem. W. Headlam 44 This [sc. the language in which scholia and glosses were written] was a language by itself, like our Commercialese.
1942 E. Partridge Usage & Abusage 34/1 As per, ‘in accordance with’, is..horrible commercialese.
1948 E. Gowers Plain Words xi. 92 Most officials write grammatically correct English. Their style is untainted by the silly jargon of commercialese.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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