vogue — the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time
Pronunciation (IPA): /voʊɡ/
Korean meaning: 특정 시기에 유행하는 패션이나 스타일
Korean pronunciation: **보**그
Example Sentences
- Wearing socks with sandals is definitely not in vogue among fashion-conscious people.
- Minimalist home décor has been in vogue for several years now.
- My grandmother's cooking style came back into vogue when comfort food became popular.
vogue
NOUN//voʊɡ//
the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time
The oversized blazer is the vogue that everyone wants this season
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Sometimes a rogue sets the vogue!
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Origin
From French 'vogue' meaning 'fashion' or 'style,' which comes from Italian 'vogare' meaning 'to row' or 'to be in motion.' The term metaphorically extended to describe the prevailing fashion or trend that sweeps through society.
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“Wearing socks with sandals is definitely not in vogue among fashion-conscious people.”
“Minimalist home décor has been in vogue for several years now.”
“My grandmother's cooking style came back into vogue when comfort food became popular.”
“Disco music was all the vogue in the 1970s, but now it sounds hilariously outdated.”
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