Catchall

A catchall phrase can be used to express a wide range of emotions.

The catchall technology of "artificial intelligence" encompasses various applications such as natural language processing and machine learning.

The company's catchall approach to marketing aims to appeal to everyone.

The catchall provision in the insurance policy covered any damages not specifically listed in the policy.

The politician's speech was a catchall statement about their platform.

The catchall term "alternative medicine" encompasses a wide range of practices and treatments.

The multipurpose cleaner is a catchall product for different surfaces.

The store had a catchall bin of discounted items that didn't fit in any specific category.

The catchall procedure for handling customer complaints did not address the root cause of the problems.

She keeps her spare change in a catchall on her dresser.

"Thing" is a catchall term for anything that doesn't have a specific name.

The company's catchall policy was causing confusion among employees.

The catchall guideline was not helpful in this particular case.

The tray on the dresser was a catchall for her jewelry.

The company's catchall policy on data privacy was updated to comply with new regulations.

The catchall approach to exercise is to focus on both strength and cardio training.

The catchall rule applied to all situations, which made it difficult to enforce.

The term "general" is sometimes used as a catchall for things that are not specific or detailed.

The catchall regulation proved to be inadequate in preventing environmental pollution.

The catchall guideline was too vague to be helpful.

The guidebook attempted to be a catchall resource for travelers visiting the city.

The encyclopedia is a catchall reference for various topics.

The catchall strategy didn't take into account the unique needs of each group.

The catchall rule was applied to all students, regardless of their individual circumstances.

The catchall recipe for a delicious smoothie includes fruits, yogurt, and ice.

"Whatchamacallit" is a catchall term for any item whose name is unknown or forgotten.

The newspaper column was a catchall for different topics, including current events, lifestyle, and opinion pieces.

The catchall category was too broad and didn't provide useful information.

A catchall medication can be prescribed for multiple symptoms.

The catchall method was too simplistic to handle complex situations.

The catchall bin in the classroom was where students could deposit their empty bottles and papers.

The catchall definition of the term was not helpful.

The politician was a catchall, appealing to voters across the political spectrum.

The catchall system didn't work well in practice and caused confusion.

The catchall standard was not appropriate for this type of project.

The guidebook provides a catchall list of activities to do in the area.

The entryway had a catchall for shoes and boots.

The teacher used the catchall term "miscellaneous" to categorize items on the classroom bulletin board.

The catchall guidelines for the use of the equipment were too vague and led to misuse.

The catchall term "millennials" is used to describe people born between 1981 and 1996.

The car's center console had a catchall for sunglasses, pens, and mints.

The exhibit was a catchall, showcasing works from various artists with no particular theme.

The catchall backup plan for the event was to move it indoors in case of rain.

"Doohickey" is a catchall phrase for any small tool or gadget.

The category "other" is often used as a catchall for items that don't fit neatly into any other category.

The catchall plan was to bring snacks, games, and movies to the party to entertain everyone.

The workshop had a catchall for screws, nails, and other small hardware.

He emptied his pockets into the catchall by the door.

"Miscellaneous" is a catchall category for items that don't fit into any other category.

Public transportation can be a catchall for commuting, traveling, and reducing traffic congestion.