Language {cant}| can repeat set expressions.
Language {cliché}| can repeat too often to be informative.
Language {colloquialism}| can be common regional expressions.
Language {gobbledygook} can be unclear and wordy, intentionally by politicians.
Dialects {baby talk} {motherese} can be high-pitched and singsong, with lengthened vowels and high inflection.
Words can be in common use {parlance}|.
Language {slang} can be popular terms that quickly fade from use.
Language {vernacular}| can be in common use.
Common activities use common speech {vulgar speech} {common speech} {non-literary speech}, while writing and rituals used formal speech.
Language {vulgarity} can be obscene.
Language {argot}| can be jargon of underworld or lower social classes.
Language {jargon}| can be professional vocabulary.
Journalists have jargon {journalese}|.
Religious services can use language {liturgical language}.
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