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faddism

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Vaping is a cultural punchline and a kind of shorthand for obnoxious faddism, and so, apparently, are these socks.

From Slate

Creating consumer buzz has always been an efficient and effective way to help new products reach the mass consumer market, especially in a personal consumer products industry that is conducive to fashion and faddism.

From Forbes

He early on looked to be the cook to beat -- to be more precise, the cook we were being directed to regard as the one to beat -- but has regularly seen his confidence battered; judge Joe Bastianich, especially, seems dismayed by Samuel's precocious culinary modernism/faddism and self-professed edge-pushing, as one does not wholly credit a painter who goes straight to abstraction without ever learning to draw, or a student filmmaker whose interest runs back no further than Quentin Tarantino.

And fifth, fashion and faddism.

From Forbes

A marketing plan that has always been an efficient and effective way to help new products reach the mass consumer market, especially in the personal consumer products and high tech gadgets that are conducive to fashion and faddism.

From Forbes

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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