Modish

Adjective

Definition: Conforming or adhering to what is currently popular and fashionable.

Synonyms: Trendy, Fashionable, Stylish, In vogue

Antonyms: Outdated, Old-fashioned, Unfashionable

Examples:

She always wears the most modish outfits.
The modish furniture in the living room gives it a modern vibe.

Mnemonics:

Think of "modish" as an adjective version of "mod" (short for modern), indicating something fashionable and trendy.
Remember the phrase "mode-ish" to associate it with following the current mode or fashion trend.

Etymology:

Origin:

Middle English "modish", from mode and -ish suffix.

Historical Usage:

The term "modish" has been used since the 16th century to describe fashionable and trendy trends.

Related Idioms:

Idiom:

"In the modish crowd"

Explanation:

Referring to being part of the fashionable and trendy group or social circle.

Misconceptions:

Misconception:

Confusing "modish" with "modern".

Explanation:

While "modish" shares a similar concept of being current and fashionable as "modern," it specifically refers to conforming to current trends rather than a specific time period or style.