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1. (n.) vogue
the prevailing fashion at a particular time; mode.
2. vogue
popular currency, acceptance, or favor; popularity:
The book is having a great vogue.
3. (adj.) vogue
currently fashionable or popular:
vogue words.
Etymology: (1565–75; < MF: wave or course of success < It voga rowing, stroke, der. of vogare to row, of uncert. orig.)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) vogue, trend, style
the popular taste at a given time
"leather is the latest vogue"; "he followed current trends"; "the 1920s had a style of their own"
2. (noun) vogue
a current state of general acceptance and use
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1. (noun) vogue
the way or fashion of people at any particular time; temporary mode, custom, or practice; popular reception for the time; -- used now generally in the phrase in vogue
2. (noun) vogue
influence; power; sway
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Sense: a fashion
Short hair is the vogue.
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 Afrikaans: mode |
 Arabic: موضَه، طِراز |
 Bulgarian: мода |
 Brazilian: moda |
 Czech: móda |
 German: die Mode |
 Danish: mode |
 Greek: μόδα |
 Spanish: moda |
 Estonian: mood |
 Farsi: مد |
 Finnish: muoti |
 French: mode |
 Hebrew: אוֹפנָה |
 Hindi: प्रचलन में होना |
 Croatian: moda |
 Hungarian: divat |
 Indonesian: mode |
 Icelandic: tíska |
 Italian: moda |
 Japanese: 流行 |
 Korean: 인기 있는 것 |
 Lithuanian: mada |
 Latvian: mode |
 Malay: ikut-ikutan |
 Dutch: mode |
 Norwegian: mote |
 Polish: moda |
 Persian: مد |
 Pashto: دود، موډ، رسم، رواج: نامت |
 Portuguese: moda |
 Romanian: vogă, modă |
 Russian: мода |
 Slovak: móda |
 Slovenian: moda |
 Serbian: moda |
 Swedish: mode |
 Thai: สมัยนิยม |
 Turkish: moda |
 Taiwanese: 時尚 |
 Ukrainian: мода |
 Urdu: فيشن، وضع |
 Vietnamese: thời trang |
 Chinese: 时尚 |
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