Pronunciation: /ˈfædɪst/
noun a person who is excessively interested in and follows the latest fashion, activity, or idea
A1 She is a faddist who is always trying the latest health trends.
A2 As a faddist, he is constantly changing his style to keep up with the latest fashion trends.
B1 The faddist in our group is always jumping from one hobby to the next, never sticking with anything for long.
B2 Being a faddist, she tends to follow popular diets and exercise routines without considering their long-term effects.
C1 The faddist's obsession with new technology often leads to unnecessary spending on gadgets that quickly become outdated.
C2 Despite being a faddist in many aspects of her life, she is surprisingly traditional when it comes to her values and beliefs.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a faddist
A1 She is a faddist eater, only eating the latest health food trends.
A2 The faddist fashion trends change so quickly that it's hard to keep up.
B1 As a faddist consumer, she is always trying out the newest gadgets and products.
B2 The faddist diets often promise quick results, but may not be sustainable in the long term.
C1 His reputation as a faddist artist grew as he continued to experiment with unconventional techniques.
C2 The faddist approach to investing led to both high risks and high rewards for the entrepreneur.
formal The nutritionist warned against following the latest dietary fads promoted by faddists.
informal Don't listen to those faddists trying to sell you on the newest health craze.
slang I don't trust those faddists who are always jumping on the bandwagon of trendy diets.
figurative She was considered a faddist in the fashion world, always ahead of the curve with her unique style choices.
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