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trendy

adjective as in in fashion, style

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Over time, Pizza Hut's market has been sliced up and distributed to its trendier, more nimble rivals.

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"We try to prevent people from adopting because it's trendy or impulsively. And in cases like these, which we know exist, to prevent any macabre practices," Duque said.

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Although Barstool Sports was founded in Massachusetts, it’s now a media behemoth in New York City, where it has offices in the trendy borough of Brooklyn.

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Sheldon would rather own reliably growing tech stalwarts instead of trendy ones—space exploration and quantum computing, to name two.

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Young professionals who wear what was trendy when they were in diapers can look like they’re engaging in cosplay.

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

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