popularly
/'pɔpjuləli/
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Definition
- Adverb:
- In a way that is liked, admired, or enjoyed by many people: Refers to something being widespread or common among the general public.
- By the general public; commonly or widely: Indicates something is held, believed, or done by most people.
Usage Examples
- Adverb:
- The theory is popularly believed to be true. (The theory is commonly accepted by the general public.)
- He was popularly elected as their leader. (He was chosen by a majority vote of the people.)
- That brand is popularly associated with high quality. (That brand is widely linked to high quality by consumers.)
Advanced Usage
- "popularly known as": Widely recognized or called by a specific name.
- The actor, popularly known for his role in that series, attended the event.
- "popularly held": A belief or opinion that is common among people.
- The popularly held view is that exercise improves health.
Variants and Related Words
- Popular (adj): Liked, admired, or enjoyed by many people.
- She is a popular teacher.
- Popularity (n): The state of being liked, admired, or supported by many people.
- The song's popularity grew quickly.
- Popularize (v): To make something liked or known by many people.
- He helped popularize that style of music.
Synonyms
- Widely: To a large degree or by many people.
- Commonly: Usually; typically.
- Generally: By or to most people.
Related Phrases
- Popularly supposed: Commonly believed or assumed to be the case.
- It is popularly supposed that he will retire soon.
- Popularly priced: Priced so as to be affordable to the general public.
- The store sells popularly priced furniture.
Adverb
- among the people
- this topic was popularly discussed