bandwagon (Meaning)

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bandwagon (n)

a popular trend that attracts growing support

a large ornate wagon for carrying a musical band

The bandwagon for the latest smartphone is gaining momentum rapidly.
Companies often jump on the bandwagon to capitalize on popular trends.
Political campaigns try to create a bandwagon effect to sway voters.
Celebrities and influencers have a powerful role in driving bandwagon culture.
It's important to critically assess the merits of something before joining the bandwagon.
The bandwagon for sustainable fashion is growing, leading to increased demand for eco-friendly products.
Consumers can easily find themselves on the bandwagon of products that don't meet their actual needs.
Social media platforms make it easier for individuals to join or oppose bandwagons.
The bandwagon mentality can stifle innovation and original thinking.
It's wise to resist the pressure to conform and evaluate products or ideas independently of the bandwagon.

a popular trend that attracts growing support, a large ornate wagon for carrying a musical band

push, crusade,campaign, movement, juggernaut, blitz, project, drive,cause, initiative

No antonyms found.

The bandwagon for the latest smartphone is gaining momentum rapidly.

Companies often jump on the bandwagon to capitalize on popular trends.

Political campaigns try to create a bandwagon effect to sway voters.

Celebrities and influencers have a powerful role in driving bandwagon culture.