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fashion
noun
    1. Style, especially the latest style, in clothes, music, lifetyle, etc, particularly that which prevails among those whose lead is accepted.
    2. A currently popular style or practice; a trend.
      Thesaurus: fad, craze, rage, vogue, trend, mode.
    3. A manner of doing something.
      Example: in a dramatic fashion
    4. The way something is made or constructed.
    5. Sort, type or kind.
    6. dated
      High society. Also as adj.
      Example: fashion house
      Example: fashion victim
verb fashioned, fashioning
    1. To form or make something into a particular shape, especially with the hands.
    2. To mould or influence something.
      Thesaurus: make, create, design, shape, mould, manufacture, form, construct, tailor, forge, fit.
Derivative: fashioner
noun
    Idiom: after a fashion
      In a rather clumsy or inexpert way.
    Idiom: do something as if it were going out of fashion
      colloq
      To do it with great vigour and enthusiasm as though for the last time.
    Idiom: in fashion
      Currently fashionable.
    Idiom: out of fashion
      No longer fashionable; passé.
    Etymology: 14c: from French fachon, from Latin factio, from facere to make.



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