mainstream
/ˈmeɪnˌstriːm/
verb
- To bring (something or someone) into the mainstream; to make widely accepted or integrated.
- The movement aims to mainstream disability rights.
- The company hopes to mainstream electric cars within five years.
- They worked to mainstream yoga into the school curriculum.
adjective
- Belonging to or typical of the most widely accepted or conventional group or style.
- Mainstream media often ignores local news.
- He prefers indie films over mainstream Hollywood blockbusters.
- The school offers both mainstream and special education programs.
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noun
- The ideas, attitudes, or activities that are shared by most people and regarded as normal or conventional.
- The movie was popular with the mainstream audience.
- Her music blends folk with mainstream pop.
- The candidate's views are outside the political mainstream.
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