Trend
Trend noun - A prevailing or general movement or inclination.
Usage example: according to the survey, there's a growing trend for companies to run their own day-care centers for the benefit of employees
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Synonyms for Trend
Wind and trend are semantically related. in flow topic. In some cases you can use "Wind" instead the word "Trend" as a noun or a verb.
Wind
How words are described
| good | good trend | good wind |
| strong | strong trend | strong wind |
| extreme | extreme trend | extreme wind |
| serious | serious trend | serious wind |
| Other adjectives: bad, new, hot, odd, next, upward, older, aforementioned. | ||
Common collocations
| way | trend way | wind way |
Both words in one sentence
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This trope is a recurring trend of The Venture Brothers, where items of indescribable power and fame inevitably wind up rusted and forgotten, gathering dust for one reason or another.
Source: Grail in the Garbage -
Bag of Spilling: Unlike earlier games in the series and continuing the trend introduced by Zeus, any city you've already built will remain exactly as you left it if you wind up coming back to it during the campaign.
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Albums like Garth's Ropin' The Wind and No Fences and Billy Ray's Some Gave All competed mightily with Nirvana and Michael Jackson on the Billboard album charts, and line dancing was a widespread trend.
Source: Useful Notes / The '90s
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