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popularity
noun as in recognition, celebrity
Example Sentences
Sociologist Matias Rodríguez, a lecturer at the Academy of Christian Humanism University in Santiago, attributed Pinochet's popularity among younger Chileans to a lack of awareness about the gravity of his crimes.
Manzo’s unyielding stance won him considerable popularity in a nation where polls show security remains citizens’ major concern — despite Sheinbaum’s frequent citing of official figures showing that homicides and other violent crimes are decreasing.
The shopping center had been betting on Shein’s popularity among young buyers to boost traffic.
Most cannot, and baseball should be able to find ways to share the wealth without risking its tenuous but growing popularity by locking out players in pursuit of a salary cap.
When Tom Cruise wore Ray-Bans in well-known films such as “Risky Business” and “Top Gun,” that helped fuel the popularity of the sunglasses, he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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