memetic

[muh-me-tik, mee-]

adjective

1. of or relating to memes.

Example Sentences

If you’re not familiar with Welch, you might know her from her memetic catchphrase “Hawk Tuah!” first uttered during a viral woman-on-the-street interview posted on YouTube.

From Slate

Donald Trump’s endorsement of a fan’s messianic poem/video “And God Made Trump” captures the important elements of a memetic fictional character who is devout, divinely directed, righteous, and the savior incarnate.

From Salon

The memetic universe, much like the Marvel Cinematic one, is full of crossovers.

From Washington Post

Trump's win shocked the world, but if we all read alt-right power broker Jeff Giesea's paper about memetic warfare in 2015, we might have seen it coming.

From Salon

I think that one thing that I’ve learned from exploring the crypto world is that it’s very hard to rationalize a lot of the different momentums — things that happen with memes and with the memetic transfer of information.

From The Verge