Synonyms for bandwagon
ˈbændˌwæg ənband·wag·on

Princeton's WordNet

1. bandwagonnoun

   a popular trend that attracts growing support

   "when they saw how things were going everybody jumped on the bandwagon"

2. bandwagonnoun

   a large ornate wagon for carrying a musical band

   "the gaudy bandwagon led the circus parade"

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1. Keith Taylor:

   The underlying macro-economic fundamentals are looking less favorable but retail investors continue to jump on the bandwagon so it is very difficult to say whether valuations are bubbly or not.

2. Maxwell Teedzai:

   There are no jobs and children are not going to school. They are all coming here to earn a living, women too have joined the bandwagon. The situation is really bad.

3. William Donohue:

   It's despicable that so many left-wing Catholics would jump on this bandwagon. I'm disgusted by the way Catholics who know better have sliced and diced his words, if you take a look at his positions on, let's say marriage and abortion, there is nothing that is in any way different from his predecessors.

4. Lex Scott:

   John is a new activist, he got here in June, because a lot of bandwagon trendy people came in.

5. Cheng Taining:

   These weird buildings are too alienated from basic architectural norms and... have become super-sized art installations that jump on the desire and vanity bandwagon.