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touted

[tou-tid] / ˈtaʊ tɪd /




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Talk about champagne problems: Your highly touted television series, based on very popular source material, premieres to big ratings, fan adoration and a second season renewal.

From Los Angeles Times

CBS News touted that point, which was based on a single public opinion poll.

From Los Angeles Times

Certain products like green steel were touted as being a more climate-friendly alternative for manufacturers because the raw materials were less carbon intensive.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meta has previously touted so-called “open source” models that are largely free to access, modify or distribute.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before Rodriguez auditioned and secured the minor role, Perry allegedly informed him, “I’m not a bad person to know and have in your corner” and touted the idea of more roles in the future.

From Los Angeles Times