computerese
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of computerese
Example Sentences
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The play is annotated by a chorus of six performers who speak in the exasperating language of computerese.
From New York Times ● Nov. 15, 2018
I spoke English miserably, but the watch had its own language, a computerese series of squeaks issuing from a tiny Japanese speaker to form passable melodies.
From The New Yorker ● Mar. 13, 2017
Ziegler, who worked in Haldeman's advertising agency, mixes computerese into his briefings: he talks of "inputs" and "outputs," of "implementing" a policy within a "time frame."
From Time Magazine Archive
His short book is clogged with computerese, and his economic extrapolations of postwar industrial growth statistics are unconvincing.
From Time Magazine Archive
Swatches of poetry are jumbled together with passages of computerese and snippets of mysteriously disembodied conversation.
From Time Magazine Archive
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