Which linguistic technique specifically describes when a brand name becomes so dominant that it replaces the generic term for a product category in everyday language?

In the fascinating intersection of linguistics and marketing, words are carefully chosen to influence consumer behavior. Companies invest heavily in language research to create product names, slogans, and marketing copy that trigger specific psychological responses. This poll tests your knowledge about how linguistic principles are applied in advertising to shape perception and drive consumer decisions. Can you identify the correct linguistic marketing technique?

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Genericization (or proprietary eponymy)
Semantic satiation
Phonetic symbolism
Lexical entrainment