IPA: /ˈbʌzˌwɜrd/
KK: /ˈbʌzˌwɜrd/
A fashionable or trendy word or phrase that is often used to impress others but may not have much real meaning.
The presentation was filled with buzzwords that made it hard to understand the actual message.
Buzzword → The word is formed from "buzz" (originating from the sound made by bees or a humming noise) and "word" (from Old English "word", meaning a unit of language). A buzzword refers to a word or phrase that becomes popular or trendy, often used to impress or convey a particular meaning in a specific context.
Think of the sound of bees buzzing, which represents something that is currently popular or trendy — that's why a buzzword is a word that creates excitement or attention.
No commonly confused words.