fad

IPA: fˈæd

noun

  • A phenomenon that becomes popular for a very short time.
  • (biochemistry) Initialism of flavin adenine dinucleotide.
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Examples of "fad" in Sentences

  • Another fad of the 1920's was the radio.
  • The series predates the whole vampire fad.
  • It is the nature of fads that they are ephemeral.
  • It is not faddish because it is not a passing fad.
  • The mobile phone fad and the discman fad began in HK.
  • In the 1850s, the aquarium became a fad in the United Kingdom.
  • The fad dwindled as therapists became disenchanted in the 80s.
  • Moreover, the ideal of the public intellectual is no newfangled fad.
  • Britain's slavish copying of the latest fads in America goes too far
  • Fashions and fads at times test the limits of community standards of modesty.

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