Definition of fandom
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: all the fans (as of a sport)
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: the state or attitude of being a fan
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Her latest sighting only further confirms her fandom.
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Miller posted several emotional pleas on social media detailing her stepfather’s battle and his longtime fandom of Woods.
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And the bell that Mill rang on Tuesday night was the death knoll for my Sixers fandom.
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In that respect, the character is loaded with Felix’s experiences and is a physical manifestation of her fandom.
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In mainstream pop culture, musicals are often unfairly relegated to the wings of their own intense fandom, knocked by cool jocks who write Westworld fan theories.
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And during the post-screening Q&A, Johnson told the crowd he was inspired to agree to it due to his own childhood fandoms.
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Some pretty amazing women opened up about their own fandom and why the movies mean so much to them.
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Starkel seems to be having a good time doubling down on his Bieber fandom, which started during the 2017 season, his redshirt freshman year.
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First Known Use of fandom
1903
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