popular 音標拼音: [p'ɑpjəlɚ]
a .
流行的,通俗的;有名望的,受歡迎的;民眾的,大眾的,人民的
流行的,通俗的;有名望的,受歡迎的;民眾的,大眾的,人民的
popular adj 1 :
regarded with great favor ,
approval ,
or affection especially by the general public ; "
a popular tourist attraction "; "
a popular girl "; "
cabbage patch dolls are no longer popular " [
ant : {
unpopular }]
2 :
carried on by or for the people (
or citizens )
at large ; "
the popular vote "; "
popular representation "; "
institutions of popular government "
3 :
representing or appealing to or adapted for the benefit of the people at large ; "
democratic art forms "; "
a democratic or popular movement "; "
popular thought "; "
popular science ";
"
popular fiction " [
synonym : {
democratic }, {
popular }]
4 : (
of music or art )
new and of general appeal (
especially among young people ) [
synonym : {
popular }, {
pop }]
Popular \
Pop "
u *
lar \,
a . [
L .
popularis ,
fr .
populus people :
cf .
F .
populaire .
See {
People }.]
1 .
Of or pertaining to the common people ,
or to the whole body of the people ,
as distinguished from a select portion ;
as ,
the popular voice ;
popular elections .
"
Popular states ." --
Bacon . "
So the popular vote inclines ."
--
Milton .
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The men commonly held in popular estimation are greatest at a distance . --
J .
H .
Newman .
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2 .
Suitable to common people ;
easy to be comprehended ;
not abstruse ;
familiar ;
plain .
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Homilies are plain popular instructions . --
Hooker .
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3 .
Adapted to the means of the common people ;
possessed or obtainable by the many ;
hence ,
cheap ;
common ;
ordinary ;
inferior ;
as ,
popular prices ;
popular amusements .
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The smallest figs ,
called popular figs , . . .
are ,
of all others ,
the basest and of least account .
--
Holland .
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4 .
Beloved or approved by the people ;
pleasing to people in general ,
or to many people ;
as ,
a popular preacher ;
a popular law ;
a popular administration .
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5 .
Devoted to the common people ;
studious of the favor of the populace . [
R .]
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Such popular humanity is treason . --
Addison .
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6 .
Prevailing among the people ;
epidemic ;
as ,
a popular disease . [
Obs .] --
Johnson .
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{
Popular action } (
Law ),
an action in which any person may sue for penalty imposed by statute . --
Blackstone .
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1913 Webster ]
190 Moby Thesaurus words for "
popular ":
Babbittish ,
Philistine ,
accepted ,
accessible ,
acclaimed ,
accustomed ,
admired ,
admitted ,
adored ,
advocated ,
all the rage ,
all the thing ,
amateur ,
applauded ,
approved ,
associated ,
average ,
backed ,
beloved ,
besetting ,
bourgeois ,
campy ,
celebrated ,
cherished ,
civil ,
collective ,
collectivistic ,
common ,
commonplace ,
communal ,
communistic ,
commutual ,
conformable ,
congregational ,
conjoint ,
consuetudinary ,
conventional ,
cooperative ,
coveted ,
cried up ,
current ,
customary ,
darling ,
dear ,
dearly beloved ,
desired ,
distinguished ,
dominant ,
epidemic ,
established ,
esteemed ,
everyday ,
fabled ,
famed ,
familiar ,
famous ,
far -
famed ,
far -
heard ,
fashionable ,
favored ,
favorite ,
general ,
generally accepted ,
habitual ,
held dear ,
high -
camp ,
highly touted ,
hip ,
homely ,
homespun ,
honored ,
hoped -
for ,
hot ,
household ,
in ,
in common ,
in demand ,
in fashion ,
in favor ,
in good odor ,
in style ,
in vogue ,
inexpensive ,
joint ,
kitschy ,
laic ,
laical ,
lay ,
leading ,
legendary ,
longed -
for ,
loved ,
low ,
low -
camp ,
low -
priced ,
marked ,
mod ,
modern ,
much acclaimed ,
mutual ,
mythical ,
new ,
newfashioned ,
nonclerical ,
nonecclesiastical ,
nonministerial ,
nonordained ,
nonpastoral ,
nonreligious ,
normal ,
normative ,
notable ,
noted ,
notorious ,
obtaining ,
occupy ,
of mark ,
of note ,
ordinary ,
pandemic ,
people ,
pet ,
plebeian ,
pop ,
populate ,
precious ,
predominant ,
predominating ,
preferred ,
prescribed ,
prescriptive ,
prevailing ,
prevalent ,
prized ,
prominent ,
public ,
rampant ,
reasonable ,
received ,
reciprocal ,
recommended ,
regnant ,
regular ,
regulation ,
reigning ,
renowned ,
revered ,
rife ,
routine ,
ruling ,
running ,
secular ,
secularist ,
secularistic ,
self -
governing ,
set ,
simplified ,
smart ,
social ,
socialistic ,
societal ,
standard ,
stereotyped ,
stock ,
stylish ,
supported ,
talked -
about ,
talked -
of ,
temporal ,
tenant ,
time -
honored ,
traditional ,
treasured ,
trendy ,
understandable ,
universal ,
up -
to -
date ,
up -
to -
datish ,
up -
to -
the -
minute ,
usual ,
vernacular ,
vulgar ,
wanted ,
well -
beloved ,
well -
known ,
well -
liked ,
well -
thought -
of ,
widespread ,
wished -
for ,
wonted
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