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📈Trend

noun
/trend/
trencherman trepidation
Trend definition card — visual illustration of the meaning Trend synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison Trend collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

a general direction in which something is developing or changing; a fashion or style that is popular
a general direction in which something is developing or changing
A general direction in which something is developing or changing; a pattern or tendency.

Example Sentences

The trend towards online shopping continues to grow.

The trend of online shopping continues to rise every year.

The current trend of deforestation is alarming.

Synonyms

tendency, direction, pattern, fashion, movement, course, drift
Entry 1
tendency, direction, pattern, fashion
Entry 2
tendency, movement, direction, fashion
Entry 3
pattern, tendency, direction, course, movement, drift

Antonyms

stability, constancy, tradition, decline, stagnation, anomaly, irregularity, deviation, exception, aberration, inconsistency
Entry 1
stability, constancy, tradition
Entry 2
decline, stagnation
Entry 3
anomaly, irregularity, deviation, exception, aberration, inconsistency

Collocations

current trend, fashion trend, market trend, social trend, upward trend
Entry 1
current trend, fashion trend, market trend
Entry 2
current trend, social trend, fashion trend, upward trend

More Example Sentences

If this trend continues, serious problems could emerge in the future.

The preliminary analysis of the data is showing some interesting trends.

The trend of remote work has increased significantly since the pandemic.

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