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Help[Opinions] Trendy? Where?
in reply to a message by abbasdaughter
Unless the OP is in the UK, I don't think Imogen (or Imogene) are trendy at all. If the OP is US based, lots of people there have never heard of it. I guess it depends on where the person is.
I too think Imogen sounds a bit like a computer program or a chemical compound but that might add to the appeal for me!
I too think Imogen sounds a bit like a computer program or a chemical compound but that might add to the appeal for me!
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more UK than N. Am. (on a yahoogroup I'm in... I highly recommend the UKmidwifery yahoogroup, btw)... but has popped up on BTH board various times which seems to be more N. Am. than anywhere else (but does have a mix).
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"trendy" names aren't always the MOST popular, but suddenly more common than usual somewhat out of the blue...
turns out it's in the top 40 in Australia for a few years too.
turns out it's in the top 40 in Australia for a few years too.
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So possibly crept up over a period?
Rather than a sudden blast? I suppose the definition of trendy with regards to names is a bit more complex than it seems.
Rather than a sudden blast? I suppose the definition of trendy with regards to names is a bit more complex than it seems.
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I never started hearing/seeing it until a few years ago when it was suddenly in my face... In England and Whales, it's been a few years longer, but in Scotland and Australia, it's just the past few years... which could make it a trend of people suddenly starting to use it because they think it's different, but now it's not so different... It's just ugly.
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