Collocations for "fad"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "fad" in context.
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fad
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- a [fashion, clothing, hair, social] fad
- a [passing, fleeting, transitory, short-lived] fad
- the latest fad for [girls, boys, children, teenagers]
- the latest fad among (school) [girls]
- the latest fad for [dieting, bodybuilding]
- the latest fad of [wearing, having, making, using]
- have you [heard, read] about the latest fad?
- what's this new fad I'm hearing about?
- it's just a (passing) fad
- maybe it isn't just a fad
- the fad has already passed
- [regarded, seen, considered] as (just) a fad
- [started off, began] as a fad
- the fad has [taken off, grown] dramatically
- her fads about [food, fruit, coffee]
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