Translations for „legalese“ in the English » German Dictionary

le·gal·ese [ˌli:gəˈli:z] N no pl pej inf

legalese

Juristensprache f

legalese

Juristenjargon m oft pej

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The notices are in legalese that no one can understand.

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For example, the language of courts (the so-called legalese) expresses and institutionalises the domination of the individual, whether accused or accuser, criminal or victim, by social institutions.

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And the terms and conditions we have seen tend to be convoluted and full of legalese.

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And as we'll discover, contracts do not require flowery, convoluted legalese.

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Nothing invites mockery more than corporate legalese and journalists quoting and re-quoting social media ridicule gave momentum to the story.

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It may also be used to ridicule legalese and antiquated courtroom practices.

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Arbitration clauses are usually outlined in tiny print, buried in documents and paragraphs and written in legalese that is incomprehensible to most people.

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On occasion, calling the person by telephone and speaking in a conciliatory tone can achieve more than a letter written in legalese.

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The police response is usually framed in terms of legalese.

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Both also rely on the specious legalese of their plutocratic champions.

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