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Term: sound-bite

Definition:

A sound-bite refers to a short, catchy, and memorable phrase or statement extracted from a longer piece of spoken or written content, often used in media to convey a message concisely.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Senses:

Sense 1:

A short phrase or statement extracted from a longer speech or text.

"He delivered a powerful sound-bite during his campaign speech."

Sense 2:

A brief and impactful excerpt from an interview or news article.

"The journalist used a compelling sound-bite to captivate the audience."

Usages:

Usage 1:

In media and journalism:

"The news anchor played a sound-bite to summarize the main points of the interview."

Usage 2:

In political campaigns:

"Candidates often rely on sound-bites to convey their message in a succinct manner."

Usage 3:

In advertising and marketing:

"The company used a catchy sound-bite to promote their new product."

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