Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Fashionable; chic.
- adjective Temporarily in frequent use; faddish.
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- adjective
elegant ,fashionable orchic - adjective
trendy
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective in accord with the latest fad
- adjective elegant and stylish
Etymologies
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Examples
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Borrowing from lingo popularized by former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Schier asked what are the "unknown unknowns" about polling this year: For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
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For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
PrairiePundit 2008
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Borrowing from lingo popularized by former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Schier asked what are the "unknown unknowns" about polling this year: For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
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Borrowing from lingo popularized by former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Schier asked what are the "unknown unknowns" about polling this year: For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
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Borrowing from lingo popularized by former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Schier asked what are the "unknown unknowns" about polling this year: For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
YESHIVA WORLD NEWS 2008
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Borrowing from lingo popularized by former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Schier asked what are the "unknown unknowns" about polling this year: For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
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Borrowing from lingo popularised by former defence secretary Donald H Rumsfeld, Schier asked what are the "unknown unknowns" about polling this year: For instance, is the sizable cohort of people who don't respond to pollsters more Republican-leaning this year, perhaps because they don't want to admit to a pollster that they are not supporting the "voguish" Obama?
TrinidadExpress Today's News Michael Abramowitz 2008
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There to spread cheer were founders of two voguish start-ups — Dennis Crowley of Foursquare, and Tumblr's David Karp — David Eun, the president of AOL Media and Studios, and Steve Grove, who runs news and politics at YouTube.
Rob Fishman: Media Grandees Optimistic For Future, Noncommittal To Present Rob Fishman 2010
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There to spread cheer were founders of two voguish start-ups — Dennis Crowley of Foursquare, and Tumblr's David Karp — David Eun, the president of AOL Media and Studios, and Steve Grove, who runs news and politics at YouTube.
Rob Fishman: Media Grandees Optimistic For Future, Noncommittal To Present Rob Fishman 2010
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There to spread cheer were founders of two voguish start-ups — Dennis Crowley of Foursquare, and Tumblr's David Karp — David Eun, the president of AOL Media and Studios, and Steve Grove, who runs news and politics at YouTube.
Rob Fishman: Media Grandees Optimistic For Future, Noncommittal To Present Rob Fishman 2010
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