adjective
noun
Other Word Forms
- trendily adverb
- trendiness noun
- untrendy adjective
Etymology
Origin of trendy
Example Sentences
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Van Spankeren also warns against buying collectibles that are suddenly trendy but can just as suddenly lose their value.
From MarketWatch
In July, angry Mexican protesters, predominantly young, marched through the trendy Roma neighborhood and adjoining Condesa district denouncing gentrification driven by foreigners.
From Los Angeles Times
Cable television movies are able to capitalize on trendy sports like pickleball or buzzy teams like the Bills because of the breakneck pace at which they’re produced.
From Los Angeles Times
Tired of paying up for trendy AI stocks trading at lofty valuations relative to their expected earnings, investors went bargain hunting after the Federal Reserve delivered another interest-rate cut on Wednesday.
From MarketWatch
The trendy hair vitamins from Erewhon I’ve been choking down religiously?
From Los Angeles Times
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