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In the current fashion or style.

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Up to the immediate present; most recent or most up-to-date.

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Examples for "modish"
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Stalin also despised the tsars' modish subservience to foreign influences and advisers.
The Irish Times
2
A wall of modish glass brick separates this anteroom from the offices.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
3
Ray took from Miss Jevne the black silk gown, modest but modish.
Cheerful—By Request
4
First there's that modish whining noise, like Eeyore having swallowed a synthesiser.
The Irish Times
5
It was modern, mod and modish, and the critical hit of the year.
The Guardian
1
Is it a la mode for the moment to be Liberal or anti-Liberal?
The Parisians — Complete
2
Ebonie enjoys singing off-key, dancing on beat and eating cake a la mode.
Ebony
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France was not only respected, she was a la mode.
The Duchess of Berry and the Court of Charles X
4
There she is not so much a la mode.
Sleeping Fires: a Novel
5
Braised beef, pot roast, and beef a la mode.
Practical Suggestions for Mother and Housewife
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Of course, the contrast in style is also a contrast in backgrounds.
The new yorker
2
Step back in time, in style with this superb dbl fronted home.
The Irish Times
3
Now, he had the chance to finish his second round in style.
The Irish Times
4
A thoughtful study, well documented though slightly dense in style and approach.
The Irish Times
5
The only radical difference between the two main candidates is in style.
Reuters
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The idea of metempsychosis was very much in vogue at this epoch.
George Sand: Some Aspects of Her Life and Writings
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As a result, sending hand-written notes is definitely coming back in vogue.
Ebony
3
The chemist recommended various remedies which were in vogue fifteen years since.
No Name
4
We have now described all the round dances at present in vogue.
Routledge's Manual of Etiquette
5
P-CAF was neo-drive- in classical, a style once in vogue throughout the Universe.
Mezzerow Loves Company
Usage of latest in English
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Community Health said the latest bid was its best and final offer.
Reuters
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It is the latest example of food safety risks facing domestic consumers.
The Irish Times
3
Democracy is being deliberately removed, the latest example being the Lisbon treaty.
The Guardian
4
Come and see my latest effort- Ithinkit's my best work yet.
The last illusion
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Police said no group had yet claimed responsibility for the latest kidnappings.
Reuters
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The case marked the latest important free speech decision by the justices.
Reuters
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The latest systems will also require significant amendments to road traffic legislation.
The Irish Times
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The Government should be concerned by the latest news on the economy.
The Irish Times
9
The government was considering measures for the latest health threats, he said.
Radio NZ
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The picture was, of course, the latest of his adventures in Europe.
The Irish Times
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The latest snapshots, however, suggest the trend may have run its course.
The Guardian
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Credit Suisse's latest deal was marketed to investors in Asia and Europe.
Reuters
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The government has agreed to table the latest update on flights today.
News.com.au
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Got the latest information on cell-phone activity from that area in question.
Sacrifice
15
Government spokesmen were not immediately available for comment on the latest reports.
Reuters
16
Gavin Ellis discusses the new Prime News; and the latest circulation figures.
Radio NZ
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