Academese refers to a style of writing that is often used in academic settings which can be characterized by its jargon-heavy, formal, and sometimes convoluted language. Academese can include overly complex sentence structures, specialized terminology, and an emphasis on formality that may make it difficult for laypeople to understand. Critics of academese argue that it can obscure meaning and make academic work less accessible. They advocate for clearer, more straightforward writing that communicates ideas effectively without unnecessary complexity.
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