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craze

[kreɪz]

craze Definition

a sudden and widespread enthusiasm for something, especially a particular type of entertainment or fashion.

Using craze: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "craze" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The new dance craze is taking over the internet.

  • Example

    The latest fashion craze is oversized sunglasses.

  • Example

    The board game became a craze among teenagers.

  • Example

    The fitness craze has led to an increase in gym memberships.

craze Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with craze

  • a strong desire or enthusiasm for something that is currently popular or fashionable

    Example

    The craze for organic food has grown in recent years.

  • to be very enthusiastic or excited about something

    Example

    She's been crazy about surfing ever since she tried it on vacation.

  • craze for success

    an intense desire or obsession with achieving success

    Example

    His craze for success led him to work long hours and sacrifice his personal life.

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Summary: craze in Brief

The term 'craze' [kreɪz] refers to a sudden and widespread enthusiasm for something, often related to entertainment or fashion. It can describe anything from a new dance craze to a fitness craze. Phrases like 'the craze for something' and 'craze about something' denote strong desires or enthusiasms, while 'craze for success' describes an intense desire or obsession with achieving success.

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