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pedantic, pretentious, and often confusing academic jargon: a presumably scholarly article written in incomprehensible academese.
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Apr 15, 2009 academese (uncountable). A formal or artificial form of communicating prevalent in institutes of higher education.
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academese - An artificial form of communication commonly used in institutes Proficiency in academese is achieved when you begin inventing your own words...
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Johns Hopkins Magazine is published five times a year by The Johns Hopkins University. ; Departments; Bottom Line; JHUniverse; Forever Altered; Vital Signs; Vignette; Investigations; Findings; Here and Abroad; Syllabus; Up and Comer; 26: Years Johns Hopkins University has ranked first in science, medical,
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Bottom Line; Vital Signs; Here and Abroad; JHUniverse; Up and Comer; Forever Altered; Academese; Datebook; Findings; Vignette; Syllabus; Last year, more than 800 undergraduate and graduate students sought help at the Johns Hopkins University Counseling Center, which serves Homewood, Peabody, and the School of Nursing.
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language typical of academies or the world of learning; pedantic language. See also: Language, Language Style. How to thank TFD for its existence?
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May 30, 2008 They're right, Academese seemed to be too “flowery” to the uninitiated, or probably just gobbledygook. When I was in high school,
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General Comments on Writing Academese General Format Comments These are some common writing suggestions for all student papers in COM 372. Some of these are things to do, and some are things to avoid.
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Since 1998, The Chinese Outpost has served as one of the West’s primary online resources to introduce Mandarin Chinese to the English-speaking world. For over ten years now, our centerpiece Introduction to Mandarin Chinese has been reducing the With a conversational approach that aims to educate and entertain,
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