Admass

Pronunciation: /ædˈmæs/

Definitions of admass

noun a term used to describe the mass marketing of products or services to a large audience through advertising

Example Sentences

A1 I saw an admass for a new shampoo on TV.

A2 The admass on the billboard caught my attention.

B1 The admass campaign was successful in increasing sales.

B2 The company invested heavily in the admass to promote their new product.

C1 The admass strategy was carefully planned to target specific demographics.

C2 The admass was part of a larger marketing campaign that included TV, radio, and online ads.

Examples of admass in a Sentence

formal The company's marketing strategy includes targeting the mass audience through admass advertising.

informal Admass ads are everywhere these days, you can't escape them.

slang I'm so tired of all these admass commercials interrupting my shows.

figurative The politician's speech was like an admass campaign, trying to appeal to as many voters as possible.

Grammatical Forms of admass

• past tense: admassed
• plural: admasses
• comparative: more admass
• superlative: most admass
• present tense: admass
• future tense: will admass
• perfect tense: have admassed
• continuous tense: is admassing
• singular: admass
• positive degree: admass
• infinitive: to admass
• gerund: admassing
• participle: admassed

Origin and Evolution of admass

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'admass' originated in the field of advertising to refer to the mass audience that advertisers target.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of advertising, the term 'admass' has evolved to also encompass the concept of a large and diverse audience reached through various media channels.