fashionably

fashionable | American Dictionary

fashionable
adjective
us/ˈfæʃ·ə·nə·bəl/
wearing clothes, doing things, and going to places that are considered stylish or acceptable:
They are a fashionable couple.
Fashionable also means popular at a particular time:
fashionable restaurants/clothing

fashionably

adverbus/ˈfæʃ·ə·nə·bli/
fashionably dressed women
We were fashionably late (= slightly late but acceptable).

fashionable | Business English

fashionable
adjective
uk /ˈfæʃənəbl/us
popular at a particular time or among a particular group of people:
It's no longer fashionable to boast about how big your bonus is.
They bought a house in a fashionable area of the city.

Examples of fashionable

fashionable
Alongside the desire to accord with fashionable ideals of familial life, more established imperatives become apparent.
Most producers mentioned that they now produce fashionable shoes in order to compete in the market.
It makes fashionable claims about the ' theatricality ' of preaching and about the ' nuanced ' readings on offer in subsequent essays.
Counter-productive masters were put on the back burner (front burner did not become fashionable until the 1970s).
It clearly allied its sitters with fashionable and widely read edicts on marriage.
However, in the sewing sector, purchase of fabric abroad is also a strategy to provide unique and fashionable products.
Tones are thus being used like contemporary hit melodies - once they are no longer fashionable, they are replaced.
The assembly was the focal point for a town's fashionable social life.
In recent years, interdisciplinary working has become increasingly fashionable within academia.
Discussions of the crinoline often focus on the unmanageable and frivolous behavior of fashionable women.
What gives us the heterogeneity and endless eclecticism is the constant flirting with fashionable art values, or worse, amateur play with philosophy.
He said many people turned to anglicisms only to appear fashionable, by using words such as "look" instead of "a very beautiful word like immagine".
They are all either made out of run-of-the-mill material or depend upon currently fashionable devices for coining new expressions.
It is worth noting, however, that whilst the dancing may have been fashionable, the venue was not.
Abbreviations are fashionable everywhere and in every sophisticated language.
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