Meanings of become a buzzword in English

The inaugural commercial service was launched last month and 4G has become a buzzword.

Convergence has become a buzzword recently, with customers increasingly demanding a range of services from a single provider.

Beacons Are the Future (But Not for Everyone) Beacon has become a buzzword in retail lately.

It has become a buzzword that may signify a shared connection with up to date thinking, but it is often used with no clear meaning.

True, very few games actually ended up suporting the concept, but it hinted at an era in which "second-screen" entertainment would become a buzzword.

Car-sharing became a buzzword, and there are significant investments being made in that direction.

Everyone is into this mindfulness at the moment but (farmers) were acting mindful before it ever became a buzzword.

The album even begins with Insula, a timely ode to isolation, recorded well before it became a buzzword of the coronavirus times.

Utility is becoming a buzzword in fashion, with jumpsuits that look ever closer to overalls, and apron and pinafore styling on dresses.

The three-times world all around champion's footwork and bodywork were so majestic that gasps of "wow" became a buzzword at the venue.