buzzword
ˈbʌzwɜrd
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Definition of buzzword - Reverso English Dictionary

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Noun

1.
popular talktrendy word used often, sometimes to impress others
  • That buzzword is everywhere in the news.
catchword neologism
2.
overusedphrase that loses meaning through overuse
  • 'Think outside the box' is now just a buzzword.
catchphrase cliché platitude
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Expressions with buzzword

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using trendy words or styles to seem modern or appealing
This product is buzzword compliant and attracts young customers.
game where players mark off buzzwords during a meeting
We played buzzword bingo during the meeting to make it more fun.
use of trendy words to appear knowledgeable
His buzzword compliance made him seem more credible in the meeting.

Origin of buzzword

English, buzz (sound) + word (term)

Examples of buzzword in a sentence

  • Every board meeting used that buzzword to justify decisions.
  • In tech, 'synergy' became a buzzword.
  • 'Sustainability' is often just a buzzword in marketing.

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  1. French:terme à la mode, ...
  2. German:Modewort, Buzzword, ...
  3. Italian:termine alla moda, tormentone, ...
  4. Spanish:palabra de moda, ...
  5. Portuguese:palavra da moda, clichê, ...
  6. Chinese:流行词, 口号, ...
  7. Japanese:流行語, ...
  8. Arabic:كَلِمَة رائِجَة, كَلِمَةٌ رائِجَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּזוּוֹרְדּ, קְלִישָׁאָה, ...
  10. Russian:модное слово, модное словечко, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жаргон, ...
  12. Hindi:बज़वर्ड, जुमला, ...
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