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Meanings of fashionable in in English

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Period when an item was most popular, influential, widespread, or fashionable.

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Usage of fashionable in in English
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Pets have become fashionable in major cities in line with rising incomes.
Reuters
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Nilsson made the banjo fashionable in New York society, accompanying herself charmingly.
Memories and Anecdotes
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Wielend's neighbourhood has suddenly become one of the most fashionable in Rio.
The Guardian
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Writer learned that Milanese women are the most fashionable in the world.
The new yorker
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Although increasingly fashionable in Iran, coffee drinking is far from new.
Reuters
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Richard Strauss found it good, and becoming fashionable in French scores.
The new yorker
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General Hawley had all the contempt, fashionable in those days, for Highland valour.
Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745. Volume III.
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Rationalism became fashionable in educated circles, at the courts, and at the universities.
History of the Catholic Church from the Renaissance to the Frenc...
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It is fashionable in some quarters to ridicule the idea of 'impenetrable' souls.
Philosophy and Religion / Six Lectures Delivered at Cambridge
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And there are concerns that, like ecstasy, it could become fashionable in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Hair shorter than was fashionable in Switzerland, almost a boyish cut.
Melnitz
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In recent years, black pudding has become extremely fashionable in restaurants.
The Irish Times
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The foulest of human vices was growing fashionable in high society in the capital.
Caesar: A Sketch
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Yet it reminded people of history that was not fashionable in many northern circles.
The Irish Times
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The people with whom she is staying are among the most fashionable in Washington.
Unleavened Bread
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But frugality is only fashionable in times of serious deprivation.
Wired
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