slogans
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- 1Plural of slogan.
The walls were covered with painted slogans demanding change.
Advertisers test dozens of slogans before settling on one.
Note
A regular plural, formed with a plain -s, it carries every meaning of the singular: a movement's mottoes, an advertiser's catchphrases, and the long-obsolete battle cries of the ancient Irish and the Scottish highlanders. Today the plural belongs mostly to protest and marketing. Slogans are chanted at rallies, painted on walls, or tested by the dozen before a campaign settles on one.
slogans is a form of slogan
slogan, noun: A catchphrase linked to a product or service that is being advertised. Full entry
- Forms
- sloganslogans plural
- Spelling
- slogan → slogans: add -s
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