Near-synonym: custos
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Catchword
/ˈkæt͡ʃwɚd/
Synonyms for "catchword" (157 found)
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Noun(6 words)
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Noun(5 words)
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One could give a long list of such intellectual fashions and catchwords which in the course of two or three generations have in turn dominated the thinking of the intellectual.
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The war itself has several names, including "the famine war" (ḥarb al-majā'a) and seferberlik, a Turkish word, meaning "travel by land," that began its wartime career as a reference to "military conscription" but quickly became a catchword for all the calamities and suffering experienced by civilians.
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