fashion in Tamil தமிழ்

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fashion

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expr. after (or in) a fashion, in some way or other; not very well.
Ex. He played the violin, after a fashion. Providence ... has made me a lady after a fashion (Anthony Trollope).

fashion

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expr. set the fashion, to fix the fashion, method, etc., for others to follow.
Ex. ... the fashion being of course set by the upper class (Dickens).

fashion

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fashion, noun, verb.

fashion

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noun 1. the way a thing is shaped or made or done; manner.
Ex. He walks in a peculiar fashion. Subjects serious in themselves, but treated after my fashion, nonseriously (Charles Lamb).
2. the current custom in dress, manners, or speech; sty

fashion

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v.t. 1. to make, shape, or form.
Ex. He fashioned a whistle out of a piece of wood. Take her up tenderly, Lift her with care; Fashioned so slenderly, Young, and so fair! (Thomas Hood).
(SYN) frame, construct.
2. to adapt.
Ex. By