fad

Converse of object

• pass: For me, social enterprises are not a passing fad.
• become: Neither do they want ebook readers to become the next thieves fad, like mobile phones.
• follow: Don't just follow the fad for the latest trendy trainers for example.
• start: I won't try to start new fads or fashions.
• have: He who has a fad never finds time hanging heavy on his hands.

Preposition: in

hope: Movie studios have a habit of milking fads in the hope that what worked well in one movie will do equally well in another.

Adjective modifier

• nationwide: Nationwide fad that the event through forum bringing readers million by.
• fashionable: Are today's environmental concerns really a big deal or just fashionable fads?
• dietary: In those days, before health scares and dietary fads, milk and milk shakes were the trendy drinks.
• late: They want to be with the latest fad or fashion.
• current: What do you feel about the current minimal fad then?
• musical: Whilst others have gone for whatever musical fad there may be fashionable at the time, PY has just done his own thing.

Modifies a noun

• diet: Work out the myths behind the current fad diets, do they work?
• book: Something to also notice, however, is that none of these fad diet books are written by anyone with a degree in nutrition.

Noun used with modifier

• diet: But we don't have to turn to surgeons or to the latest diet fad to get the body we've always wanted.
• fashion: The scent, packaging design, and superb quality has eschewed fashion fads through the decades to arise as a veritable legend among fragrances.
• food: A number of people go through food fads, or go on diets.
• management: ITIL is not a management fad - here today, gone tomorrow.
• quick-fix: Send this article to a friend Forget those quick-fix fad diets!
• music: EB: I don't get into music fads.