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Idiom: All the rage
All the rage is a popular idiom that has been all the rage in everyday language for a dog’s age. Ha, ha!
In this day and age, all the ‘trending’ topics on social media and with all the must-have products on Chinese selling sites all the rage is very useful.
When something is described as all the rage, it is extremely popular or fashionable at a particular time.
This expression can describe anything from fashion trends to viral internet challenges.
When something is all the rage, it signifies a phenomenon’s widespread popularity and appeal.
For instance, a particular clothing style or accessory may be all the rage in the fashion world, meaning it is currently the most sought-after and trendy item.
Additionally, in the realm of entertainment, a particular song, movie, or TV show may be described as all the rage if it has captured the attention and admiration of a large audience.
In the age of social media, trends come and go rapidly, making it easier for something to become all the rage and then just as quickly fall out of favour.
From viral dance challenges to viral memes, the phrase can be frequently seen on various platforms when describing something that has become incredibly popular in a short time.
With its versatile usage, all the rage has become a staple in modern vernacular, allowing people to capture the widespread popularity of a trend or phenomenon succinctly.
Whether it’s a new gadget, a catchy hashtag, or a must-try recipe, the phrase remains a fitting descriptor for anything that captures the public’s attention.
Keep an eye out for what’s all the rage next!
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