Adjective:

हॅल-फॅशन dorast,

trendier's Usage Examples:

and bistros, all designed to capture the attention of Kuwait"s younger, trendier consumers.

affluent southern neighborhoods but many younger Greek-Mexicans live in trendier neighborhoods such as La Roma, Polanco, Zona Rosa, Napoles and Santa Fe.

the hotel in 2005, at a cost of £6 million, and changed the name to the trendier sounding "The Met".

gentrification which has revitalized the neighborhood, and has made it one of the trendier sections of town with an eclectic mix of boutiques, high-end restaurants.

This trendier cousin of the Buddha Bar, with a similar neo-Asian décor, changed its name to Mandalaray in 2005.

Psychedelic rock had been another main influence in the first two Deep Purple albums, but it was rapidly going out of fashion; the musicians ceased their exploration of the genre in this album with songs such as The Painter and Bird Has Flown, dedicating themselves completely to the trendier hard rock genre in the following studio releases.

This trendier cousin of the Buddha Bar, with a similar neo-Asian décor, changed its name.

fitness company that runs gyms in London Gymbox was cited as "one of the trendier additions to London"s flourishing fitness scene.

many styles of voices, such as booming voices for more dramatic productions or cute, young-sounding voices for trendier markets.

"Barbie gets hipper, trendier to fight the competition".

As newer generations took the reins of Hollywood, trendier restaurants drew the celebrities and stole some of Chasen"s clientele,.

the early 1900s, Egyptians from the older neighborhoods flocked to the trendier, up-and-coming parts of the city including Garden City and during the British.

They are seen by young people as trendier than traditional charity pins which may explain their increase in popularity.

Synonyms:

fashionable, voguish, stylish,

Antonyms:

prehistoric, unpopular, styleless, unfashionable,