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catchphrase

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Noun — A memorable phrase repeated often enough to become associated with a particular person, show, or trend.

Etymology

From catch plus phrase, reflecting the idea that the phrase "catches on" in people's minds.

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What does “catchphrase” mean?

The word “catchphrase” means a memorable phrase repeated often enough to become associated with a particular person, show, or trend. In plain terms, a short phrase that sticks in people's heads and becomes someone's trademark line.

How do you use “catchphrase” in a sentence?

Here is “catchphrase” used in a sentence: “The comedian's catchphrase became a nationwide joke.”

What is another word for “catchphrase”?

Words with a similar meaning to “catchphrase” include signature phrase and catchword.

What part of speech is “catchphrase”?

“Catchphrase” is a noun.

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