English, asked by rehan6212, 8 months ago

Use the word in a sentence
(jargogle)

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Answered by shraddha99

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John Locke used the word in a 1692 publication, writing “I fear, that the jumbling of those good and plausible Words in your Head..might a little jargogle your Thoughts…” I'm planning to use it next time my husband attempts to explain complicated Physics concepts to me for fun: “Seriously, I don't need you to further ...

Answered by MysteryUnsolved

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The sentence is :

I fear, that the jumbling of those words in your Head might a little jargogle your thoughts.

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