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View usage for: (wɒtʃwɜːʳd) Word forms: plural watchwordscountable noun [oft with poss]Someone's watchword is a word or phrase that sums up their attitude or approach to a particular subject or to things in general. Caution has been one of Mr Allan's watchwords. You don't have to deny yourself everything nice. Moderation is the watchword. Synonyms: motto, slogan, maxim, byword More Synonyms of watchword More Synonyms of watchword watchword in British English (ˈwɒtʃˌwɜːd) noun1. another word for password 2. a rallying cry or slogan watchword in American English (wɑtʃˌwɜrd; wɔtʃˌwɜrd) noun1. a password, or countersign 2. a word or phrase embodying a principle or precept, esp. one used as the slogan or cry of a group or party Examples of 'watchword' in a sentencewatchword Centralization was the watchword of the day, the gathering in of overlapping monopolies into a few rapacious hands.These days, as the office knew, delegation was his watchword.Keeping on' being the watchword of this year and all the years behind it," said Sabriel, sighing.With such incredible power at one's fingertips, caution was the watchword. In other languageswatchword British English: watchword NOUN Someone's watchword is a word or phrase that sums up their attitude or approach to a particular subject or to things in general. Caution has been one of his watchwords. - American English: watchword
- Brazilian Portuguese: lema
- Chinese: 口号
- European Spanish: consigna
- French: mot d'ordreN
- German: Parole
- Italian: parola d'ordine
- Japanese: モットー
- Korean: 좌우명
- European Portuguese: lema
- Latin American Spanish: consigna
Definition a slogan or motto Caution has always been one of Mr Allan's watchwords. Synonyms rallying cry tag-line catchword Synonyms magic word shibboleth countersign Additional synonymsDefinition a slogan used to rally the supporters of a campaign, movement, etc. the ideological battle cry of Hong Kong Synonyms slogan, motto, watchword, catch phrase, tag-line, catchword, catchcry (Australian) Definition a common saying Loyalty, support, and secrecy became the bywords of the day. Synonyms saying, slogan, motto, maxim, gnome, adage, proverb, epithet, dictum, precept, aphorism, saw (old-fashioned), apophthegm Definition a well-known phrase or slogan associated with a particular entertainer or other celebrity `A little and often' is the catch phrase to bear in mind. Synonyms slogan, saying, quotation, motto, catchword, catchcry (Australian) - watchful
- watchfulness
- watchman
- watchword
- water
- water something down
- waterfall
Additional synonymshis catchcry, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" Synonyms catch phrase, slogan, saying, quotation, mottoDefinition a brief expression of a general truth, principle, or rule of conduct I believe in the maxim `if it ain't broke, don't fix it'. Synonyms saying, motto, adage, proverb, rule, saw (old-fashioned), gnome, dictum, axiom, aphorism, byword, apophthegm Definition a catchword or phrase used in politics or advertising a group of angry demonstrators shouting slogans Synonyms catch phrase, motto, jingle, mantra, rallying cry, watchword, tag-line, catchword, catchcry (Australian) |