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catchy

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈkætʃi/

catchy means: Pleasant or interesting in a way that quickly gets your attention and stays in your memory.

adjective

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Pleasant or interesting in a way that quickly gets your attention and stays in your memory.

  • That song has a catchy tune.
  • They chose a catchy name for their new shop.
  • I kept singing the catchy chorus all afternoon.

Similar words: memorable, appealing

Opposites: forgettable

Common phrases: catchy tune, catchy song, catchy slogan, catchy name

Questions about catchy

What does catchy mean?

Pleasant or interesting in a way that quickly gets your attention and stays in your memory.

What is catchy in other languages?

Türkçe: akılda kalıcı · Español: pegadizo · Français: accrocheur · Deutsch: eingängig · Italiano: orecchiabile · 日本語: 耳に残る

How do you pronounce catchy?

It is pronounced /ˈkætʃi/.

How do you use catchy in a sentence?

That song has a catchy tune. They chose a catchy name for their new shop.

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