slogan

Hear it
Hear it

Phonetic Respelling: [ sloh-guhn ]

Definition: Play

n. a favorite saying of a sect or political group

Sentence: Play Play

The campaign needed a slogan.

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The campaign needed a slogan.

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Taxation without representation became an anti-British slogan.

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Synonyms: Play

motto; catchword; expression

Antonyms: Play

silence

How many syllables in slogan?

2 syllables Play Syllables Game

Divide slogan into syllables:

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