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fad

Temporary fashion that enjoys a brief period of popularity before becoming unfashionable. Novelty consumer items are often examples of fads.



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Now that the screaming faddishness of the once white hot electroclash scene has quieted down a bit, it's time to start sifting through the sound in search of something lasting and worthwhile.
Party arty: dance beat meets high art in Technova's new CD by White, Dave / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Instead, I wish Witherington, or someone in this survey volume, had addressed the faddishness of Pauline studies.
Paul takes a first at Cambridge by Cook, Richard B. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
After more than 23 centuries of seasoning, the risk of faddishness is pretty well excluded.
Taking the dull road by Currier, Chet / Los Angeles Business Journal
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