latest trend
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This was before this this latest trend where, you know, the Squid Game is an international phenomenon and some of the Spanish shows like Money Heist.
- This was before this this latest trend where, you know, the Squid Game is an international phenomenon and some of the Spanish shows like Money Heist.
Examples
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So beef up your wardrobe with the latest trends in outerwear staples, from coats to scarves to hats.
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Being on top of the latest trends in technology benefits our students in preparing for the future.
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Times change, of course, and I guess you have to keep up with the latest trends.
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Stay up to date with the latest trends for free.
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But let's just look and see what the latest trends are actually telling us.
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If you're interested in seeing the latest trend in "tiny homes," visit the Tiny House Blog here.
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One of the latest trends on university campuses across the nation is the introduction of valet parking for students.
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Flip and Style is full of the latest trends, style advice, upcoming models, designers, blogs, and online stores.
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Arthritis Today provides news reports and analyses of the latest trends in arthritis prevention and treatment.
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Fashion magazines often highlight the latest trend in streetwear each season.
Synonyms
A general change over time in what people do or like
A popular style of clothes and how people look
A popular style or activity for a short time
Very popular and fashionable at a certain time
A thing that many people like and find exciting right now
Antonyms
How Recent
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the most recent style or direction' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'latest' (newest, most recent) with 'trend' (prevailing fashion or direction). This is a common, compositional collocation found across languages and follows standard adjectival modification patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily understand it.
Etymology
The phrase latest trend comes from the image of a clear path that many people walk along: trend means a direction or path, and latest shows it is the newest one. So a latest trend is the 'newest direction or style' that many people follow.