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catch-all
noun
something designed to cover a variety of situations or possibilities
( as modifier )
a catch-all clause
Example Sentences
Misogynistic and anti-LGBTQ violence were shunted into a catch-all group.
And for me, and many others, will it help clear our brain fog, a catch-all term that describes an inability to think clearly, string a sentence together, and remember the simplest of things?
Junk journaling, yet another marker of younger generations’ continued reversion to physical media, is a catch-all term for a craft practice that incorporates scrapbooking, collaging and journaling.
Sniffspot is a great resource to have in my back pocket, but it’s not a catch-all solution.
Despite its subject matter and association with the “K-wave,” that catch-all term for any and all Korean cultural export, “K-pop Demon Hunters,” at least in the narrowest sense, doesn’t quite fit the bill.
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