Popularize

Pronunciation: /ˈpɑpjəˌlaɪz/

Definitions of popularize

verb to make something widely known or accepted by the public

Example Sentences

A1 She popularizes healthy eating habits among children.

A2 The new social media campaign aims to popularize the brand among young adults.

B1 The company hired a marketing team to popularize their new product.

B2 The famous actor's latest movie helped popularize the genre of science fiction.

C1 The influential blogger has the power to popularize trends with just one post.

C2 The artist's work has been instrumental in popularizing a new form of abstract expressionism.

Examples of popularize in a Sentence

formal The professor's goal is to popularize his research findings among the academic community.

informal The YouTuber wants to popularize her channel by posting more content regularly.

slang The influencer is trying to popularize this new dance move on social media.

figurative The artist's mission is to popularize his unique style of painting to a wider audience.

Grammatical Forms of popularize

• past tense: popularized
• plural: popularizes
• comparative: more popularized
• superlative: most popularized
• present tense: popularize
• future tense: will popularize
• perfect tense: has popularized
• continuous tense: is popularizing
• singular: popularizes
• positive degree: popular
• infinitive: popularize
• gerund: popularizing
• participle: popularized

Origin and Evolution of popularize

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'popularize' originated from the Latin word 'popularis', meaning 'of the people'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe making something appealing or accessible to the general public, the term 'popularize' has evolved to also encompass the act of promoting or spreading awareness of something widely.