faddy (Meaning)

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faddy (s)

intensely fashionable for a short time

The new diet was a faddy trend that promised quick results but lacked long-term sustainability.
She was known for her faddy fashion choices, often wearing the latest clothing trends regardless of whether they suited her.
The company's advertising campaign capitalized on the faddy popularity of their product, leading to a surge in sales.
The celebrity endorsement lent a sense of credibility to the faddy product, boosting its appeal among consumers.
Critics dismissed the new treatment as a faddy fad, lacking scientific evidence to support its claims of effectiveness.
The faddy craze for the latest fitness gimmick quickly faded as people realized its lack of substance and lasting benefits.
Despite its faddy popularity, the product failed to deliver on its promises and was eventually pulled from the market.
The politician's faddy policies, designed to appeal to a specific demographic, failed to address the wider needs of the community.
The restaurant's faddy menu, featuring exotic and trendy dishes, drew a crowd of curious diners but failed to establish a loyal customer base.
The faddy popularity of the online game peaked quickly but soon declined as players discovered its repetitive and unengaging gameplay.

intensely fashionable for a short time

popularized, favorite,fashionable, popular, in, big, desirable,faddish, vogue, happening

disliked, disliked, unpopular, unimportant, unfashionable, rejected, rejected, out,unfashionable, unpopular

The new diet was a faddy trend that promised quick results but lacked long-term sustainability.

She was known for her faddy fashion choices, often wearing the latest clothing trends regardless of whether they suited her.

The company's advertising campaign capitalized on the faddy popularity of their product, leading to a surge in sales.

The celebrity endorsement lent a sense of credibility to the faddy product, boosting its appeal among consumers.