faddist

[ fad-ist ]
/ ˈfæd ɪst /
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noun

a person following a fad or given to fads, as one who seeks and adheres briefly to a passing variety of unusual diets, beliefs, etc.

Origin of faddist

First recorded in 1880–85; fad + -ist

OTHER WORDS FROM faddist

fad·dism, noun non·fad·dist, noun

Words nearby faddist

faculty, faculty of advocates, fad, fadden, faddish, faddist, faddy, fade, fade away, fade out, fade-in

Words related to faddism

religion, ritual, faith, tone, look, form, trend, pattern, thing, shape, mode, model, fad, ceremony, admiration, veneration, idolization, creed, liturgy, devotion

Example sentences from the Web for faddism

  • Faddism, instead of being merely a hunger for the new is rather an expression of the crowd-will to uniformity.

    The Behavior of Crowds |Everett Dean Martin

  • Even American books were read—a crucial test of faddism; and American curios were displayed in all the shops.

    Last of the Great Scouts |Helen Cody Wetmore