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trending

[ tren-ding ]

  1. emerging as a popular trend:

    trending fashion accessories.

  2. widely mentioned or discussed on the internet, especially on social media websites:

    trending topics on Twitter.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of trending1

First recorded in 2005–10; trend ( def ) + -ing 2( def )

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Example Sentences

In fact, Photoshop outrage is effectively trending in the star community.

It just so happens that foreign policy is currently trending across America.

Things trending on Twitter is just a reflection of a very superficial level of interest in headlines which are going around.

Schwartz eventually dropped her association with Third Way, but the polls have been trending downward ever since.

But, it was a clear signal as to where the Asian-American community was trending.

For nearly two days Yamba and I followed the tracks, which went in curious circles always trending to the left.

The glacier-tongue is trending to the east and a line of heavy pack extends to the north, with many large bergs.

A rustic bridge spans a backwater trending towards Witham Mill, and in the direction of Oxford.

Better than all, the heavy gold seemed to be trending in their direction.

They had not had the least idea of the way Townsend's talk was trending.

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