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

  • I would imagine laptop sales will tank once the net-book fad is over.
  • Ultrabooks and tablet computers are a short term fad, according to the founder of computer firm Acer.
  • One has to wonder though: when this fad is over, are they going to take down all of the references to Twilight?
  • Religions are large, ponderous collections of memes, while a fad is a light, fast-moving (but short-lived) meme.
  • But as soon as the rifle had flashed there was the _fad, fad, fad_ of hurried steps, something whizzed in at the window, and with
  • It simply means that he must give up some other fad or fancy and take up with this last, which, be it here reiterated, is no _fad_.
  • This beautifully designed volume covers a roughly two decade-long design fad from the late 19th-century that has previously been given scant attention by historians.
  • Beach-related motifs are very popular and I've seen them everywhere this year, but what sets Jessica's items apart from the fad is her amazing craftsmanship and wonderful whimsy associated with each piece.

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