catchiness
- noun
- /ˈkæʧiˌnəs/
:
memorable
- The advertisement's catchiness kept it in viewers' minds long after they had seen it.
Examples
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Something about it, a catchiness that it's missing.
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The quality of the songs and their catchiness as far as in relation to matching the levels that they were part of were really crucial because it just felt like a cohesive experience between the character, the background and the music.
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The level of their professionalism is surpassed only by the catchiness of their grooves.
Blog text (26) -
A trademark of generic pop-punk is pseudo-nostalgia and catchiness, yet Woe, Is Me don't even manage to do that.
Blog text (29) -
The song's catchiness made it a favorite on the radio, with listeners humming along after just one play.
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Its catchiness ensured that even those who never liked pop music found themselves singing the chorus.
Synonyms
188
2.6
A quality that makes something attractive to many people
88
2.1
A quality that makes something interesting to people
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4.9
The quality of being easy to remember
Antonyms
How Catchy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Catchiness comes from catch and the adjective catchy, which means 'easy to hold attention' or 'easy to remember'. So catchiness is the quality of being memorable or appealing, like a tune that 'grabs' your mind.