sloganize

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slo·gan·ize

(slō′gə-nīz′)
tr.v. slo·gan·ized, slo·gan·iz·ing, slo·gan·iz·es
To express as or in slogans or a slogan.
slo′gan·iz·er n.
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sloganize

(ˈsləʊɡəˌnaɪz) or

sloganise

vb
1. (Marketing) (intr) to compose or use slogans
2. (Marketing) (tr) to make into or express as a slogan
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