Be all the rage
verb
To be very popular or fashionable.
In the 1980s, neon colors were all the rage.

Usage tips
Colloquial
verb
To be very popular or fashionable.
In the 1980s, neon colors were all the rage.

Usage tips
Colloquial
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Pop Culture
The phrase often refers to trends linked with pop culture, like music, fashion, or tech.

Vintage vinyl records are all the rage among music enthusiasts now.
Temporary Trend
This phrase suggests a trend that may be temporarily very popular but can change quickly.

Those spinners were all the rage last year, but nobody uses them anymore.
Colloquial Usage
It's a colloquial term, apt for casual conversations rather than formal writing or speeches.

Have you seen the new game app? It's all the rage at school.
Pop Culture
The phrase often refers to trends linked with pop culture, like music, fashion, or tech.

Vintage vinyl records are all the rage among music enthusiasts now.
Temporary Trend
This phrase suggests a trend that may be temporarily very popular but can change quickly.

Those spinners were all the rage last year, but nobody uses them anymore.
Colloquial Usage
It's a colloquial term, apt for casual conversations rather than formal writing or speeches.

Have you seen the new game app? It's all the rage at school.
Pop Culture
The phrase often refers to trends linked with pop culture, like music, fashion, or tech.

Vintage vinyl records are all the rage among music enthusiasts now.
Temporary Trend
This phrase suggests a trend that may be temporarily very popular but can change quickly.

Those spinners were all the rage last year, but nobody uses them anymore.
Colloquial Usage
It's a colloquial term, apt for casual conversations rather than formal writing or speeches.

Have you seen the new game app? It's all the rage at school.
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