faddish
Example Sentences
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The aggregators say they have the expertise to select strong products and avoid faddish ones that flame out before they have a chance to grow.
From Seattle Times
“It has a faddish element to it, but when you think about the qualities that would make it stick, you think well, will people have the same needs next year?” she asks.
From Washington Post
Constrained and faddish during the 1960s, D.J.-led dance culture discovered its kinetic, kaleidoscopic potential in the space of a few transformational months in early 1970.
From New York Times
But he’s dubious of microdosing, which he believes can work but overall finds “a bit faddish”.
From The Guardian
But rather than deal with never-ending electronic demands, employers often seek to distract from the problem with faddish wellness trends.
From The Guardian
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
