vulgarizer
/ˈvʌlɡəˌraɪzər/
noun
- A person or thing that makes something less refined, tasteful, or dignified.
- He was accused of being a vulgarizer of political discourse.
- Some see fast-food chains as vulgarizers of traditional cuisine.
- The critic called the director a vulgarizer of classic literature.
- A person who makes something widely known or popular, often by simplifying it.
- The author is known as a vulgarizer of historical events for young readers.
- As a vulgarizer of philosophy, he wrote clear summaries of difficult ideas.
- She was a great vulgarizer of science, making it accessible to everyone.
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