Similar words: popularity, popular, unpopular, populace, populate, population, overpopulated, polarize. Meaning: ['pɑpjələraɪz /'pɒpjʊl-] 
v. 1. cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use 2. make understandable to the general public.
v. 1. cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use 2. make understandable to the general public. 
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1. The programme did much to popularize little-known writers.
2. The company is trying to popularize its new products.
3. They went on to popularize bluegrass, becoming favorites on the college circuit.
4. To help popularize them, he was sending specimens to a few lucky customers for showroom display.
5. What Watergate did do, though, was to popularize investigative reporting and bring it into the mainstream.
6. Popularize basic commonsensible sex knowledge.
7. Implement and popularize the corporate culture.
8. The company are trying to popularize their new product.
9. We should popularize science on a grand scale.
10. Proactively popularize and utilize energy - saving(sentence dictionary), recycling and environmental technologies.
11. In fact, there is a definite attempt to popularize and glamorize sin.
12. Objective To popularize the use of perfluorocarbon liquids in vitrectomy and increase the cure rate of complicated retinal detachment.
13. Pop culture icons, such as the Beatles, helped popularize yoga by showing interest in yogic meditation.
14. The industry should popularize function to make the same score a window goodly energetically , reduce the use amount of push-pull window stage by stage.
15. When we popularize the petty loan on credit for the farming household, we should pay close attention to our country's policy as well as hold on to our own principle.
16. This paper introduced why and how to popularize the checker cocooning frames to improve cocoon quality in Zhejiang Province.
17. That original study helped popularize such group therapy, but subsequent research produced mixed results.
18. The Theater was built to popularize fine art among the Chinese people.
19. These three indicators help popularize the brands and make the advertising discourse coherent and goal-oriented.
20. The National Finance Department is planning to popularize the treasury single account system throughout the country from 2001.
21. He insited on a high schoolastic standard and would not popularize.
22. Architects and critics with purist views were suspicious of Hill, but he helped to popularize the modern style.
23. So it has great realistic meaning to design an antenna autotracking system with high performance and low price and popularize this technology to every trade.
24. Romantic time travel agency thanks each company and every one who had support and co-operate us. We will work harder, to develop professedly and popularize the marketing of travel.
25. The series of books gained applause. We decided to popularize the method.
26. The definition of A- unitary matrix and six main properties were given to popularize the concept of unitary matrix.
27. With no pillar behind the front door to support the roof, Pontiac coupes had a sporty, airy feel that helped popularize the style known as hardtop convertibles.
28. From now on we should keep attention focused on the five points of this programme and popularize them through public notices, manifestoes, leaflets, articles, speeches, statements, and so on.
29. Therefore photoelectric blood stream plethysmograph provide a modern technological platform for color-diagnostics of TCM, and deserve to popularize and apply.
30. It will confront many problems about system, law and management to popularize BOT pattern in western district.
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