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Catchline

Noun

Sense 1: A memorable phrase or line used to promote or advertise a product, movie, or event.

Usage: The catchline "Just Do It" has become synonymous with the sports brand Nike.

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Noun

Sense 2: A short phrase or sentence that summarizes the main point or theme of an article, news story, or advertisement.

Usage: The catchline "A Star is Born" captured the essence of the movie's storyline in just four words.

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Noun

Sense 3: A line or phrase that is repeated or emphasized throughout a play, speech, or presentation for dramatic effect.

Usage: The catchline "To be or not to be" from Shakespeare's play Hamlet has become one of the most famous catchlines in literature.

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Noun

Sense 4: A headline or title that grabs attention and arouses curiosity, used in newspapers or magazines.

Usage: The catchline "Man Lands on Mars - Exclusive Coverage" attracted readers' attention to the newspaper article.

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Noun

Sense 5 (Local Usage): In certain regions, a catchline refers to the final line of a speech or presentation that leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Usage: The politician concluded his speech with the catchline "Together, we can make a difference!" and received a standing ovation from the crowd.

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