vulgarization
/ˌvʌlɡərəˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The process of making something less refined, tasteful, or sophisticated; the act of lowering the quality or dignity of something.
- Critics lamented the vulgarization of the art form as it became more commercial.
- The vulgarization of political debate has turned many voters away from the news.
- Some see the rise of reality TV as a vulgarization of entertainment.
- The act of making something widely known or popular, often by simplifying or lowering its standards.
- The museum's exhibit was a successful vulgarization of ancient history.
- The vulgarization of scientific concepts helped the general public understand climate change.
- His book aimed at the vulgarization of philosophy for everyday readers.
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