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trendy

[tren-dee] / ˈtrɛn di /


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It was also a big move away from the midcentury modern aesthetic that Harbour enjoyed in his first home—a one-bedroom loft inside a former wagon factory in New York’s trendy NoHo neighborhood.

From MarketWatch

Altadena was where people raised chickens before it was trendy, where no one batted an eye at the neighbors with a pet dingo, or thought much about the so-called haunted road said to defy gravity.

From Los Angeles Times

"I remember he was very trendy. He was wearing a suit with shoes and no socks, a fashionable thing for a young man to do. Has that gone away now?" he enquires hopefully.

From BBC

Instead of paying out surplus cash, they invest hand-over-fist in trendy projects and questionable acquisitions, most recently in artificial intelligence.

From Barron's

Van Spankeren also warns against buying collectibles that are suddenly trendy but can just as suddenly lose their value.

From MarketWatch