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Synonym for "fad"

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The synonym fad synonymous definition words:
fad [noun]
means "new gimmick"
novelty, curiosity, oddity, bauble, trinket
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breakthrough [noun]
means "new thing"
innovation, creation, origination, fad, novelty
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fashion [noun]
means "craze"
custom, chic, fad, model, rage, style
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fervour [noun]
means "rage"
craze, ardour, desire, mode, vehemence, fad
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latest [noun]
means "current thing"
rage, fad, vogue, style, mode
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mania [noun]
means "craze"
enthusiasm, excitement, fad
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novelty [noun]
means "new thing"
innovation, creation, origination, fad, breakthrough
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novelty [noun]
means "new gimmick"
fad, curiosity, oddity, bauble, trinket
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rage [noun]
means "feeling"
fervour, craze, mode, vehemence, fad, vogue
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fade [verb]
means "hush"
quiet, sink
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fade [verb]
means "disappear"
dissolve, disperse, pass away, evaporate, vanish
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fade [verb]
means "decline"
languish, wane, decrease, dwindle, droop, diminish, taper
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fade [verb]
means "bleach"
blanch, pale, etiolate
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faded [adjective]
means "shop-worn"
damaged, used
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fading [noun]
means "decline"
ebb, abatement, sinking, slack, way
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abatement [noun]
means "decline"
ebb, fading, sinking, slack, way
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blanch [verb]
means "bleach"
fade, pale, etiolate
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bleach [verb]
means "whiten"
fade, blanch, pale, etiolate
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bleary [adjective]
means "dim"
inconspicuous, blear, subtle, dull, faded, fuzzy
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damaged [adjective]
means "shop-worn"
faded, used
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decay [verb]
means "dwindle"
die, decline, degenerate, fade, deteriorate, fall
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decaying [adjective]
means "declining"
disappearing, disintegrating, dying, ebbing, fading, vanishing
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decline [verb]
means "weaken"
fade
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declining [adjective]
means "dying"
disappearing, disintegrating, decaying, ebbing, fading, vanishing
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decrepit [adjective]
means "worn"
ragged, shabby, dilapidated, deteriorated, decayed, faded
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die [verb]
means "activity"
fade, fail
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dim [adjective]
means "dull"
feeble, faded, blurred, lack-lustre, dense, foggy
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diminish [verb]
means "abate"
fade
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disappearing [adjective]
means "declining"
dying, disintegrating, decaying, ebbing, fading, vanishing
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discolor [verb]
means "stain"
streak, rust, sully, colour, color [US], fade
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dissolve [verb]
means "vanish"
melt away, fade
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dwindle [verb]
means "decay"
die, decline, degenerate, fade, deteriorate, fall
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dying [adjective]
means "declining"
disappearing, disintegrating, decaying, ebbing, fading, vanishing
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ebbing [adjective]
means "declining"
disappearing, disintegrating, decaying, dying, fading, vanishing
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evaporate [verb]
means "vanish"
dissolve, disappear, fade
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faint [adjective]
means "property"
dim, inconspicuous, blear, subtle, dull, faded
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inconspicuous [adjective]
means "dim"
faint, blear, subtle, dull, faded, fuzzy
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languish [verb]
means "fail"
weaken, decline, deteriorate, fade, droop, flag
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lessen [verb]
means "abate"
fade
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melt [verb]
means "reduction"
decrease, dwindle, fade, vanish, pass
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pass [verb]
means "action"
disappear, die, fade, vanish
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ragged [adjective]
means "worn"
shabby, decrepit, dilapidated, deteriorated, decayed, faded
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seedy [adjective]
means "worn"
ragged, decrepit, dilapidated, deteriorated, decayed, faded
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shabby [adjective]
means "property"
faded, dingy
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sinking [noun]
means "decline"
ebb, fading, abatement, slack, way
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vanishing [adjective]
means "declining"
disappearing, disintegrating, decaying, ebbing, fading, dying
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