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Often used in the same context:
gravy train,
fad,
craze,
fray,
coattails,
wagon,
soapbox,
piggyback,
mania,
hobbyhorse,
juggernaut,
embrace,
warpath,
meme,
hype,
leary,
buzzword,
lemming,
pundits,
lunatic fringe,
hellbent,
fervor,
en masse,
frothing,
hooray,
hysteria,
crusade,
cusp,
tidal wave,
boomlet,
ites,
precipice,
verge,
bigtime,
zealots,
piggy,
vogue,
mainstream,
headlong,
groundswell,
ilk,
wannabee,
flapdoodle,
frenzy,
hater,
whacko,
gaga,
darlings,
meanies,
hoopla,
splash,
gimmick,
brink,
prominence,
mentum,
flack,
toos,
redux,
trumpeting,
buzz,
messiah,
overhype,
kooks,
harping,
vanguard,
dissing,
laurels,
fools,
tizzy,
miff,
railing,
whipping boy,
droves,
halleluiah,
rabbit hole,
scrapheap,
upswell,
panic button,
phenomenon,
du jour,
queue,
magic carpet,
cult,
forefront,
popularity,
biggie,
shills,
slagging,
crapola,
kibosh,
maniacs,
keisters,
claptrap,
congrats,
rath,
raving,
clamor,
cynics,
hot potato,
fad diet,
smarties,
nope,
ideology,
imperialism,
revolution,
activism,
ethic,
hegemony,
agenda,
etc.,
leaders,
leadership,
mentality,
mindset,
mystique,
party,
policy,
preeminence,
blocs
Appears in the definition of:
bandwagon effect
More general:
style,
trend,
vogue,
waggon,
wagon
Also try:
— Adjectives for bandwagon:
new,
political,
latest,
environmental,
popular,
current,
communist,
particular,
revolutionary,
american,
green,
more...
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