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hyping

verb as in plug

verb as in push

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The conversation’s been around in the industry for a couple of years, but it’s now becoming real and we’re moving from that hype stage into reality and making it available for our customers.

This meant that the kinds of films you might ordinarily only see at a film festival—those without distribution, or unknown actors, or simply no hype or marketing budget—were available to stream and take a risk on.

From Fortune

For all the hype around esports, its hamstrung by underperforming revenues, a lack of standardization for commercial partners and losses that make it hard to invest in for growth.

From Digiday

Zora’s head of business development, Dee Goens, says Zora is primarily aimed at “hype beasts”—those consumers who are super fans of a given brand or creator.

From Fortune

A woman whose life is full of substance, not hype, who builds bridges, not burns them.

From Fortune

There are a lot of remarkable things to explain, instead of hyping up a fear which is not well-grounded.

In most battles, the rounds focus on battlers tearing each other down or hyping their own mastery of battle skills.

But the Pentagon is still hyping up the Syrian capabilities, McCain said, due to its desire to not intervene.

The industry itself is its own Flavor Flav, hyping us up for these yearly achievements.

“Western Media is Again Hyping the So-Called ‘China Hacking Threat’” screams one headline from the Shanghai Morning Post.

In the ring, he excelled greatly at hyping, and if this chanced to miss, generally followed up with the "ham."

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On this page you'll find 682 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to hyping, such as: campaign for, persuade, politick, press, promote, and push.

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