Catch phrase
Catch phrase noun - A phrase that has become a catchword.
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Moral and catch phrase are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moral" instead a noun phrase "Catch phrase".
Moral
Moral noun - The significance of a story or event.
Catch phrase and moral are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Catch phrase" instead a noun "Moral".
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- He uses I Did What I Had to Do as a Catch Phrase, because he is highly moral, but also sometimes too determined in achieving what he thinks are the best results.
Source: Pragmatic Hero - Countless Moral Guardians have gotten on Larry The Cable Guy's case for his "Git-r-done" catch phrase, perceiving it as sexual while Larry's humor can be crude at times, he has always made it clear that "Git-r-done" just means "just do it".
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