coined

Brought into language

Coined means newly created or invented, especially of words and phrases: Who coined the term "robot"?

The metaphor comes from minting coins—stamping new money into existence.

A newly coined expression has just entered the language.

Something freshly coined suggests recent invention, while a well-coined phrase implies successful creation that caught on.

neologism

neologism

Newly created expression

  • wordLinguistic meaning unit
  • termFixed period or word
  • phraseWords forming partial meaning

expression · slogan · catchphrase · buzzword · portmanteau · blend · acronym · lexicon · vocabulary · terminology

minting

struck

Past tense of hitting

embossed · die-cast · numismatics · medallion · token · bullion · currency · money · mint · planchet

invented

invented

Created something new

originated · formulated · introduced · fabricated · concocted · developed · innovated · pioneered · established · initiated

origin

origin

Starting point or source

provenance · derivation · roots · source · beginnings · birth · creation · founding · emergence · originator

Categories
Opposites
word origin/creation

coinedborrowed

Taken for temporary use

inherited · loaned · derived · adopted · uncoined

currency/monetary creation

coinedmelted

Made liquid by warmth

demonetized · withdrawn · unminted · counterfeited · forged

novelty/originality

coinedhackneyed

Overused and unoriginal

clichéd · established · traditional · conventional · time-worn

Phrases
Family

coin, coins, coinage, coining, coiner, coinages, coiners

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G