popularizing US
ˈpɒpjələˌraɪzɪŋ
See also: popularising (UK)
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Definition of popularizing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

communicationUSsimplifying complex ideas for general publicUS
  • The scientist's popularizing approach made the topic accessible to everyone.
clarifying demystifying

Noun

1.
making knownUSthe act of making something well-knownUS
  • The popularizing of the new app took only a few weeks.
dissemination promotion spreading
2.
cultureUSthe process of making something liked by many peopleUS
  • The popularizing of the new genre was swift and widespread.
popularization promotion
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Origin of popularizing

Latin, populus (people) + -ize (to make)

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innovation
initiating or popularizing a new trend

Examples of popularizing in a sentence

  • The popularizing documentary simplified the complex subject.
  • The popularizing of electric cars is evident everywhere.
  • She played a key role in the popularizing of the new diet.
  • The popularizing of the sport took years.
  • Popularizing the new app was a challenge.

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  1. French:vulgarisateur, popularisation, ...
  2. German:popularisierend, Popularisierung, ...
  3. Italian:divulgativo, diffusione, ...
  4. Spanish:simplificador, difusión, ...
  5. Portuguese:simplificador, divulgação, ...
  6. Chinese:简化, 普及, ...
  7. Japanese:簡略化する, 普及, ...
  8. Arabic:مُبَسِّط, تَرْوِيج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַנְגִּישׁ, הַפְצָה, ...
  10. Russian:доступное объяснение, распространение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спрощення, популяризація, ...
  12. Hindi:सरलीकृत, लोकप्रियकरण, ...
popularize US
ˈpɒpjələraɪz
See also: popularise (UK)

Definition of popularize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
popularityUSmake something liked by many peopleUS
  • The campaign helped popularize the new product.
disseminate popularise promote
2.
educationUSsimplify a subject for ordinary peopleUS
  • He popularized physics through his engaging lectures.
clarify demystify
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Origin of popularize

Latin, populus (people) + -ize (suffix)

Examples of popularize in a sentence

  • The book was popularized by the movie adaptation.
  • She aims to popularize art by hosting free workshops.
  • The author popularized the complex theory in his latest book.

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  1. French:populariser, vulgariser, ...
  2. German:populär machen, popularisieren, ...
  3. Italian:rendere popolare, divulgare, ...
  4. Spanish:popularizar, divulgar, ...
  5. Portuguese:popularizar, ...
  6. Chinese:推广, 简化, ...
  7. Japanese:普及させる, 啓蒙する, ...
  8. Arabic:شاعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהָפוֹךְ לְפּוֹפּוּלָרִי, לְהַנְגִּישׁ, ...
  10. Russian:популяризировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:популяризувати, ...
  12. Hindi:लोकप्रिय बनाना, सरल बनाना, ...
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