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vogue
adjective as in fashionable
noun as in fashion; current practice
Example Sentences
Always ahead of the curve, LeCun studied machine learning before it was en vogue.
The AI-trade, led by Nvidia, was back in vogue to start the week after a recent beat down, but signs of stress from CoreWeave seem to be weighing on sentiment for Tuesday.
“Baseball is still a nineteenth-century construct,” she writes, “born at a time when pocket watches were still in vogue.”
It has been labeled, not altogether favorably, Brutalist, which has become a vogue word in recent years, but that is not quite right.
Free-kicks, long throws and corners are in vogue to such an extent that Arsenal currently top the table by four points despite having scored only five times from open play.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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