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Meanings of catchword in anglès
Word placed at the foot of a page that anticipates the first word of the following page.
Synonyms
Examples for "motto"
Examples for "motto"
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The general motto is…'look after your bike and it'll look after you'.
2
Work hard, play hard, and love your family was essentially his motto.
3
On the banner was inscribed in letters of gold the soul-stirring motto:
4
He can probably use this quote as his motto if needs be.
5
This is a hopeful, even lofty motto for a new book company.
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Last year, Wal-Mart introduced an ad campaign with the slogan Save Money.
2
So far, Sherry couldn't see whether this van carried such a slogan.
3
Yes, I don't know where we got that slogan, but that's good.
4
A Mercedes-Benz concept that's already a reality. Consumer Reports criticized the slogan.
5
The slogan, which appears also in newspapers in many countries, is Ireland.
1
The political turn came with the shibboleth that the personal is political.
2
Trade, property, business, respectability, good form; these were the shibboleth they worshipped.
3
Then you would ruthlessly put your friends to death for a shibboleth?
4
Success to the Mark Twain Club!-andthe novel shibboleth of the Whistle.
5
A G7 shibboleth is support for free trade, and a rules-based world order.
Usage of catchword in anglès
1
Protestant ascendency, though used as a catchword, is a thing long past.
2
And now it has become the catchword of the entire party.
3
The end of a paragraph is the place for a catchword.
4
That title became a catchword usually employed in a derisive manner.
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He it was who gave to the congress that catchword, legitimacy.
6
Sergeant Wilkes, puffing at his pipe, fell back philosophically on his old catchword.
7
They needed to find a phrase or catchword which could most effectively characterise the Budget.
8
The stroke was welcomed with cheers and laughter; and "contraband" became a catchword.
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The general welfare is not a catchword with him.
10
The people took it up as a popular catchword.
11
His name got to be a catchword in camp.
12
The catchword in every Alex Ferguson interview right now is "freshness".
13
So much for Democracy when it becomes a catchword.
14
Every term of endearment has become a catchword, every caress mocks us from the hoardings.
15
This catchword was now of great use to him.
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Art for art's sake is a vile catchword, but I confess it appeals to me.
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