Popularity

usgb/ˌpɑːpjuˈlærəti/
noun

How liked or well-known somebody or something is.

The popularity of the restaurant has increased since the new chef started.
Visual representation of "popularity" - How liked or well-known somebody or something is.

Often appears as...

  • gain popularity
  • lose popularity
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Temporal Trend

Popularity can change over time, often rapidly due to trends or events.

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The popularity of the fidget spinner faded as quickly as it rose.
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Subjective Measure

Popularity is subjective and can vary among different groups or demographics.

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In high school, popularity often depends on a student's social group.
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Not Always Positive

Popularity does not always imply positive approval; it can be due to notoriety.

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Despite its unpopularity among critics, the film was popular for its controversial theme.
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