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Meanings of trendy in English

In accord with the latest fad.

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Usage of trendy in English
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However, the reality of wearing his trendy design is brutal and impractical.
News.com.au
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The other drink that has become trendy in recent years is gin.
The Guardian
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New record shops are springing up in trendy Berlin, selling only vinyl.
BBC
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The best positioned of those is the new trendy hangout of Newstead.
News.com.au
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This episode takes places at the trendy and stylish Cavendish Shopping Centre.
The South African
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Charter schools have become particularly trendy because they are pitched as recession-proof.
Reuters
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I live in a trendy, expensive apartment building in Chicago's Gold Coast.
Side Jobs
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The Blazers are a trendy pick to repeat as Conference USA champions.
Reuters
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Already a trendy in-house magazine has been axed; it won't be missed.
The Guardian
10
It's Abenomics meets Ibiza for the private equity firm's latest trendy investment.
Reuters
11
It's not trendy glamour, it's endurable luxury, the first retail banker said.
Reuters
12
Check out these top weekenders whose styles span from practical to trendy.
Ebony
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Rosé wines are not just the trendy wines of the 21st century.
Jamaica Observer
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But the Taiwanese handset maker apparently covets Apple's trendy ad campaign too.
Wired
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It's the racy activewear trend made trendy by some of Hollywood's elite.
News.com.au
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Don't invest in a piece just because it's trendy at the moment.
Ebony
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