Soundbite (noun)

A short and memorable extract or quote from a speech, broadcast, or other audio recording, used especially in advertising and news reporting.

Origin:

A blend of sound and bite, first used in the 1970s.

Examples:

  1. The soundbite from the politician's speech went viral on social media.
  2. The journalist carefully selected a soundbite from the interview to use in his report.
  3. The soundbite was used as a teaser in the advertisement for the new movie.
  4. The soundbite was a famous catchphrase that became synonymous with the movie character.
  5. The soundbite was a brief yet impactful statement that summarized the speaker's message.
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