noun
- people who create or coin memorable phrases, expressions, or slogans
- people who speak or write using empty, pretentious, or clichéd language
Usage: often derogatory
Examples
- The advertising agency hired talented phrasemakers to develop the campaign slogans.
- Political phrasemakers work to create memorable soundbites for candidates.
- Critics dismissed the speakers as mere phrasemakers offering no substance.
- The company’s phrasemakers coined the term that became part of everyday language.
- Some writers are natural phrasemakers who create expressions that stick with readers.
- The politician surrounded himself with phrasemakers who crafted his public messages.