Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English: Like It's Going Out of Fashion

What does it mean?

If someone is doing something like it's going out of fashion, they are doing it very frequently, enthusiastically, or excessively. It suggests they are trying to enjoy as much as possible before it "disappears" or stops being trendy.

Is it positive or negative?

Usually neutral to negative. It often describes excessive habits like spending, eating, or drinking - but it can also be used in a joking way.

When do you use it?

Use it when describing someone who is doing something far more than normal: shopping, snacking, scrolling on their phone, drinking coffee, or buying clothes.

Examples

Example 1: He drinks coffee like it's going out of fashion.

Example 2: She buys books like it's going out of fashion.

Question for you

What do you use like it's going out of fashion?

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