Bureaucratese Definition

byo͝orə-kră-tēz, -tēs

noun

Indirect, jargon-laden language of a kind typically found in directives, memos, etc. issued by bureaucrats.

Webster's New World

Any language containing many non-essential words intended to imply more importance or intelligence than is actually present.

The company president's annual statement was complete bureaucratese: it was completely content-free.

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