popular
/ˈpɑpjələr/
adjective
- Liked or admired by many people.
- She is one of the most popular teachers at the school.
- The new ice cream flavor became very popular with kids.
- Social media influencers often try to stay popular by posting every day.
- Done, used, or accepted by many people; widespread or common.
- It is a popular belief that breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
- Online shopping has become a popular way to buy clothes.
- The popular vote decided the winner of the talent show.
- Relating to or intended for the general public, not experts or specialists.
- The lecture was on popular culture, including movies and music.
- The magazine offers popular science articles that anyone can understand.
- He writes popular history books that sell well in airports.
noun
- A person who is well-known or liked by many people, especially in a particular group.
- In high school, the populars often sat together at lunch.
- She was one of the populars in her dance class.
- The populars in the office always get invited to the best parties.