1. popular activities, movements, or causes that many people join or support
Usage: often used in the phrase ‘jump on the bandwagon’
2. large decorated wagons used to carry musical bands in parades
Usage: literal sense; historical

Examples

• Many investors jumped on the cryptocurrency bandwagons during the market boom.
• Politicians often hop on popular bandwagons to gain voter support.
• The environmental movement has attracted people from various bandwagons.
• Social media helps create new bandwagons that spread quickly.
• The parade featured colorful bandwagons carrying local musicians.
• Historical bandwagons were ornately decorated to attract crowds.
• She refused to follow the latest fashion bandwagons.