buzz phrase

noun

1. a phrase used as a buzzword.

buzz phrase

noun

1. informal.
   a phrase that comes into vogue in the same way as a buzz word

Example Sentences

We should right-size our budgets so people can have a healthy community and not get distracted by the buzzwords or buzz phrases.

From Time

Which is a fine enough goal, and which has become the buzz phrase of modern baseball — but which is nowhere near as much fun to root for as Francisco Lindor.

From Washington Post

While “mark-making” is a buzz phrase in contemporary art, West pursues her scratches and scribbles into a mythic past.

From Washington Post

The term has been a popular corporate buzz phrase for at least a decade.

From Fortune

“Economic diversity” is the latest higher-ed buzz phrase for lower-income students—but it conceals more than it reveals.

From The Daily Beast