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a popular person is liked by most people
Jenny is one of the most popular girls in the school.
popular with:
He’s hugely popular with the fans.
Synonyms and related words
Popular with many people
popular
fashionable
acclaimed
1. 1a
  a popular activity, place, thing, etc. is one that many people like
  a popular brand of cat food
  What is the most popular pastime after watching television?
  popular with:
  This hotel is very popular with tourists.
  Synonyms and related words
  Popular with many people
  popular
  fashionable
  acclaimed
2. 1b
  only before nounused about something that many people want or like to have
  Her books have enormous popular appeal.
  popular demand (=requests by a lot of people):
  Due to popular demand, extra tickets for the game have been made available.
  Synonyms and related words
  Popular with many people
  popular
  fashionable
  acclaimed
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only before nounappropriate for ordinary people rather than experts
popular science/psychology
Synonyms and related words
Relating to the ordinary people
ordinary
popular
populist
1. 2a
  involving the ordinary people in society, rather than politicians, leaders, etc.
  Popular discontent resulted in the incumbent senator’s defeat.
  There is little popular support for their economic reform policies.
  a popular uprising
  Synonyms and related words
  Relating to the ordinary people
  ordinary
  popular
  populist
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only before nouna popular belief, feeling, attitude, etc. is one that many people have
contrary to popular belief (=although most people do not believe it):
Contrary to popular belief, the existing safety regulations were adequate.
a popular misconception (=something that many people wrongly believe to be true):
It’s a popular misconception that all women love shopping.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe thoughts, beliefs and ideas
deterministic
abstract
central
Collocates
Nouns frequently used with popular
▪ belief, misconception, myth, opinion, view

单词	popular
释义	popular adjective UK /ˈpɒpjʊlə(r)/ Other entries for this word popular culture noun popular sovereignty noun by popular demand phrase the popular press noun DEFINITIONS3 1 a popular activity, place, thing etc is one that many people like a popular brand of cat food What is the most popular leisure pastime after watching television? popular with: This hotel is very popular with tourists. Synonyms and related words Popular with many people popular fashionable acclaimed 1a a popular person is liked by most people Jenny is one of the most popular girls in the school. popular with: He’s hugely popular with the fans. Synonyms and related words Popular with many people popular fashionable acclaimed 1b only before nounused about something that many people want or like to have Her books have enormous popular appeal. popular demand (=requests by a lot of people): Due to popular demand, extra tickets for the match have been made available. Synonyms and related words Popular with many people popular fashionable acclaimed 2 only before nouna popular belief, feeling, attitude etc is one that many people have contrary to popular belief (=although most people do not believe it): Contrary to popular belief, the existing safety regulations were adequate. a popular misconception (=something that many people wrongly believe to be true): It’s a popular misconception that all women love shopping. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe thoughts, beliefs and ideas abstract central theoretical Collocates Nouns frequently used with popular ▪ belief, misconception, myth, opinion, view 3 only before nounsuitable for ordinary people rather than experts popular science/psychology Synonyms and related words Relating to the ordinary people ordinary popular populist 3a involving the ordinary people in society, rather than politicians, leaders etc a popular uprising Popular discontent resulted in the government’s defeat. There is little popular support for their economic reform policies. Synonyms and related words Relating to the ordinary people ordinary popular populist popular adjective US /ˈpɑpjələr/ Other entries for this word popular culture noun popular sovereignty noun by popular demand phrase the popular press noun DEFINITIONS3 1 a popular person is liked by most people Jenny is one of the most popular girls in the school. popular with: He’s hugely popular with the fans. Synonyms and related words Popular with many people popular fashionable acclaimed 1a a popular activity, place, thing, etc. is one that many people like a popular brand of cat food What is the most popular pastime after watching television? popular with: This hotel is very popular with tourists. Synonyms and related words Popular with many people popular fashionable acclaimed 1b only before nounused about something that many people want or like to have Her books have enormous popular appeal. popular demand (=requests by a lot of people): Due to popular demand, extra tickets for the game have been made available. Synonyms and related words Popular with many people popular fashionable acclaimed 2 only before nounappropriate for ordinary people rather than experts popular science/psychology Synonyms and related words Relating to the ordinary people ordinary popular populist 2a involving the ordinary people in society, rather than politicians, leaders, etc. Popular discontent resulted in the incumbent senator’s defeat. There is little popular support for their economic reform policies. a popular uprising Synonyms and related words Relating to the ordinary people ordinary popular populist 3 only before nouna popular belief, feeling, attitude, etc. is one that many people have contrary to popular belief (=although most people do not believe it): Contrary to popular belief, the existing safety regulations were adequate. a popular misconception (=something that many people wrongly believe to be true): It’s a popular misconception that all women love shopping. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe thoughts, beliefs and ideas deterministic abstract central Collocates Nouns frequently used with popular ▪ belief, misconception, myth, opinion, view
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