jargonless

English

Etymology

From jargon +‎ -less.

Adjective

jargonless (not comparable)

1. Without jargon.
   • 2005, Jon Cohen, Coming to term: uncovering the truth about miscarriage:

     El Gaddal, a fan of Stephen King novels who has a big, easy laugh, spoke to each patient in a jargonless conversation that effortlessly seemed to translate bizarre-sounding concepts like risk ratios into plain English.