fashionable
Americanadjective
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conforming to fashion; in vogue
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of, characteristic of, or patronized by people of fashion
a fashionable café
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(usually foll by with) patronized (by); popular (with)
Other Word Forms
- antifashionable adjective
- fashionability noun
- fashionableness noun
- fashionably adverb
- nonfashionable adjective
- nonfashionableness noun
- nonfashionably adverb
- quasi-fashionable adjective
- quasi-fashionably adverb
- ultrafashionable adjective
- ultrafashionably adverb
- unfashionable adjective
- unfashionably adverb
Etymology
Origin of fashionable
Example Sentences
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She is a fashionable woman, with corkscrew curls coming down in front of her ears.
She had her hair pulled back in two braids—the style seemed to suit her, though Katherine would probably say it wasn’t very fashionable.
From Literature
With Wall Street worried artificial intelligence is coming for white-collar jobs, hard-hat and other “real economy” stocks are suddenly fashionable again.
From Barron's
It kowtowed to every fashionable agenda to protect its independence.
Ansari has a booming voice, a fashionable buzz cut and a meticulously maintained beard.
From Los Angeles Times
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