Thesaurus results for FASHION

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Log In1 a practice or interest that is very popular for a short time

• during the 1990s tattoos once again became a hot fashion especially for young men

• buzz,
• chic,
• craze,
• dernier cri,
• enthusiasm,
• fad,
• flavor,
• go,
• hot ticket,
• last word,
• latest,
• mode,
• rage,
• sensation,
• style,
• ton,
• trend,
• vogue

2 a distinctive way of putting ideas into words

• when angry, he tends to express himself in a fashion that shows that he has a mastery of all of the expletives in which the English language abounds

• locution,
• manner,
• mode,
• phraseology,
• style,
• tone,
• vein

3 a usual manner of behaving or doing

• it has long been my fashion to rise early

• custom,
• habit,
• habitude,
• pattern,
• practice
• (also practise),
• ritual,
• second nature,
• trick,
• way,
• wont

• bent,
• inclination,
• proclivity,
• set,
• tendency,
• tenor,
• turn

• drill,
• groove,
• jog trot,
• regime
• (also régime),
• regimen,
• rote,
• routine,
• rut

• eccentricity,
• kink,
• oddity,
• peculiarity,
• quirk,
• singularity,
• tic

4 the means or procedure for doing something

• you can mix the ingredients in any fashion you choose—by hand or by machine

• approach,
• form,
• how,
• manner,
• method,
• methodology,
• recipe,
• strategy,
• style,
• system,
• tack,
• tactics,
• technique,
• way

• blueprint,
• design,
• game,
• game plan,
• ground plan,
• intrigue,
• layout,
• line,
• model,
• plan,
• plot,
• program,
• route,
• scheme

5 high position within society

• a literary salon attended by people of fashion from all over the city

6 the outward appearance of something as distinguished from its substance

• over the millennia, nature had worked the face of the rocky cliff into the fashion of a man’s head

• cast,
• configuration,
• conformation,
• figure,
• form,
• geometry,
• shape

• arrangement,
• design,
• format,
• layout,
• makeup,
• organization,
• pattern,
• plan,
• setup

fashion

verb1 to change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situation

• the ex-governor seems to be fashioning his political beliefs to win favor with a more conservative national electorate

• acclimate,
• acclimatize,
• accommodate,
• adapt,
• adjust,
• condition,
• conform,
• doctor,
• edit,
• fit,
• put,
• shape,
• suit,
• tailor

• alter,
• convert,
• make over,
• modify,
• recast,
• reclaim,
• recycle,
• redesign,
• redevelop,
• redo,
• reengineer,
• refashion,
• refigure,
• refit,
• refocus,
• reinvent,
• rejigger,
• remake,
• remodel,
• revamp,
• revise,
• rework,
• transform

2 to bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials

• for the Christmas pageant the boy’s mother was able to fashion the length of fabric into something that could pass as a shepherd’s outfit

• assemble,
• build,
• construct,
• erect,
• make up,
• put up,
• raise,
• rear,
• set up,
• structure,
• throw up

• concoct,
• contrive,
• cook (up),
• design,
• devise,
• imagine,
• think (up)

• abolish,
• annihilate,
• demolish,
• destroy,
• devastate,
• eradicate,
• exterminate,
• extinguish,
• flatten,
• pulverize,
• raze,
• ruin,
• shatter,
• smash,
• wreck

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