buzzword
Noun
Meaning
stock phrases that have become nonsense through endless repetition
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At Georgetown, self-care is a buzzword that graces bulletin boards in dorms and the final pages of syllabi, reminding us to indulge in short-term distractions.
Co-creation is more than just a buzzword; 40 percent of millennials want to have a say or play an active role in co-creating the products that they spend their money on.
Automation has been a buzzword on the tips of many thinker’s tongues for a while now.
Julian Love is the embodiment of the newest buzzword inside the Giants.
And even when there is a crime, once the situation is “de-escalated” (to use the latest reform buzzword), the perp turned patient should be handled by mental health staff, not cops.
Autism has become a buzzword in SA, with more and more communities becoming informed about this condition.