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Definition of bafflegab in English: bafflegabnounˈbaf(ə)lɡabˈbafəlˌɡab mass nounNorth American informal Incomprehensible or pretentious verbiage, especially bureaucratic jargon. the smooth chairman who had elevated bafflegab to an art form Example sentencesExamples - We were discussing the Reflections document and the ecclesial bafflegab of which it is composed.
- It's bafflegab for talk, more talk, and even more talk; committee meetings, First Ministers' meetings, regularly scheduled meetings with the Prime Minister's Office.
- Aquarium's plans to expand are awash in park board bafflegab.
- But Netser was quick to pick up on the bafflegab.
- To test whether such bafflegab also pays in print, Armstrong asked 20 management. professors to rank the academic prestige of 10 management journals.
- ‘It is through such bafflegab that bureaucracies attempt to avoid responsibility and bureaucrats seek anonymity,’ he said.
- Such a word-by-word translation may seem weird bafflegab, but is renders the different grammar structure in your target language transparent.
- There was a lot of bafflegab in the speech, a lot of nonsense.
- Climatologists' protests drowned in a sea of environmentalist bafflegab.
- For some, ‘information theory’ is simply another source of bafflegab.
- FLUFF APPRECIATION DAY (In honor of all those who excel in the art of bureaucratic bafflegab, delightful double-speak, and twisted-tongued titillations)
- In 1952, in a pique over bureaucratic language, then-assistant general counsel for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce coined the word bafflegab."
- Bafflegab is not just annoying; it can have genuinely dangerous consequences.
- Today's modern workplace is awash in buzzwords, bafflegab, and all manner of blessed bumpf to wade through or digest over a morning latte with a dab of whipped cream and chocolate sprinkles on top.
- Gordo, the head post, is sending out bafflegab to media and students stating that what he is doing is returning autonomy to post-secondary institutions.
Definition of bafflegab in US English: bafflegabnounˈbafəlˌɡab North American informal Incomprehensible or pretentious language, especially bureaucratic jargon. the smooth chairman who had elevated bafflegab to an art form Example sentencesExamples - Gordo, the head post, is sending out bafflegab to media and students stating that what he is doing is returning autonomy to post-secondary institutions.
- To test whether such bafflegab also pays in print, Armstrong asked 20 management. professors to rank the academic prestige of 10 management journals.
- ‘It is through such bafflegab that bureaucracies attempt to avoid responsibility and bureaucrats seek anonymity,’ he said.
- But Netser was quick to pick up on the bafflegab.
- There was a lot of bafflegab in the speech, a lot of nonsense.
- Bafflegab is not just annoying; it can have genuinely dangerous consequences.
- Climatologists' protests drowned in a sea of environmentalist bafflegab.
- In 1952, in a pique over bureaucratic language, then-assistant general counsel for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce coined the word bafflegab."
- Aquarium's plans to expand are awash in park board bafflegab.
- FLUFF APPRECIATION DAY (In honor of all those who excel in the art of bureaucratic bafflegab, delightful double-speak, and twisted-tongued titillations)
- Today's modern workplace is awash in buzzwords, bafflegab, and all manner of blessed bumpf to wade through or digest over a morning latte with a dab of whipped cream and chocolate sprinkles on top.
- Such a word-by-word translation may seem weird bafflegab, but is renders the different grammar structure in your target language transparent.
- For some, ‘information theory’ is simply another source of bafflegab.
- We were discussing the Reflections document and the ecclesial bafflegab of which it is composed.
- It's bafflegab for talk, more talk, and even more talk; committee meetings, First Ministers' meetings, regularly scheduled meetings with the Prime Minister's Office.
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