Legalese

The newspaper article was written in legalese, making it hard for readers to understand.

The contract was full of legalese that the average person would struggle to comprehend.

The legal brief was written in legalese, which made it tough for the opposing counsel to understand.

The legal memo was written in legalese, making it hard for the staff to know what actions to take.

The politician's speech was full of legalese that made it difficult to follow.

The insurance policy was written in legalese, making it hard for the policyholder to understand their coverage.

The legal document was written in such dense legalese that it took hours to decipher.

The law textbook was filled with legalese, which made it challenging to study.

The judge asked the lawyer to explain the legal argument without using any legalese.

The judge asked the lawyer to explain the terms in the legalese.

The legal document was full of complex legalese that was difficult to comprehend.

The legal team used legalese to argue their case in court.

The contract was written in legalese to protect both parties.

The use of legalese in the will made it hard to understand the deceased's wishes.

The legal brief was written in legalese to persuade the judge.

The legal expert translated the legalese into layman's terms for the jury to understand.

The terms and conditions were filled with legalese to make the product seem more legitimate.

The company used legalese in their promotional material to make their product appear more credible.

The contract was filled with legalese to make the transaction seem more formal.

The contract was written in legalese, making it hard for the layman to comprehend.

I didn't understand the contract because it was written in legalese.