Definition Synonyms
Definition of catchword - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sloganDated word or phrase repeated to represent a groupDated
- The campaign's catchword was on everyone's lips.
2.
expressionDated favorite saying of a group or personDated
- Their catchword was known throughout the community.
3.
reference bookDated UK word printed as a running headDated UK
- Each page had a catchword for easy navigation.
4.
printingRare UK word under the last line of a pageRare UK
- The catchword helped readers follow the text.
Origin of catchword
English, catch (seize) + word (unit of language)
Examples of catchword in a sentence
'Innovation' became the catchword of the tech conference. The politician's catchword resonated with the voters. Innovation became the catchword of the tech conference. The catchword at the top helped readers find sections quickly. Editors ensured each catchword was clear and visible. The catchword was missing from the old book.
Editors checked each catchword for accuracy.
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- French:slogan, devise, ...
- German:Schlagwort, Lieblingsspruch, ...
- Italian:slogan, parola guida, ...
- Spanish:lema, frase, ...
- Portuguese:slogan, expressão, ...
- Chinese:口号, 口头禅, ...
- Japanese:キャッチワード, 流行語, ...
- Arabic:شِعار, عبارة مُمَيَّزة, ...
- Hebrew:סִיסְמָה, בִּטּוּי, ...
- Russian:лозунг, любимое выражение, ...
- Ukrainian:гасло, улюблений вислів, ...
- Hindi:नारा, पसंदीदा कथन, ...
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