Meanings of new catchphrase in English

And the new catchphrase can do more harm than good.

Perhaps Conte will coin a new catchphrase at Chelsea.

The trailer for Marvel Endgame has arrived and it has already given fans a new catchphrase.

As political turbulence seems unlikely to disappear anytime soon, complaining about a lack of stability may become bankers' new catchphrase.

Either she's gunning for a new catchphrase or she's just thought of the only name on the planet sillier than Twinnilee.

It will do nothing to secure agreement, but 'Blue Flu' will become the new catchphrase of condemnation for a long time to come.

That's the new catchphrase for the region that's got a new feature: a container ship wedged on a reef, 12 nautical miles offshore.

The new catchphrase, We Are the Storm, is an unsubtle cue to a group that the FBI has labelled a potential domestic terrorist threat.

The new catchphrase here is "warrant-based targeting": U.S. forces will need to secure warrants from Iraqi judges in order to conduct missions to detain suspects.

But AT&T marketers are surely already working on new catchphrases like "Your spouse's world delivered."

"The press is out to get me" became McCain's new catchphrase.

Sirius XM radio launched a 24-hour channel last weekend exploring the media frenzy around Sheen's behavior and his popular new catchphrases.