Examples of 'popularise' in a sentence
Meaning of "popularise"
popularise (verb) - the act of making something more widely known or accepted by the general public. It involves promoting or marketing something to increase its popularity and reach a larger audience
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- To make something popular.
- To present something in a widely understandable or acceptable form, especially technical or scientific material for a general audience.
How to use "popularise" in a sentence
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Heimann worked hard to popularise the department.
Popularise and facilitate the growth of the enterprise culture.
The main intention was to popularise the party.
He helped to popularise the art form on the international stage.
As a lecturer and writer he helped popularise astronomy.
This is given out to popularise swimming in underrepresented countries.
This will require patient efforts to popularise science.
He has done much to popularise biology with the general public.
Our cricketers were the first to popularise it.
He also helped to popularise music generally.
Popularise art skills by providing regular trainings for people in different age.
British teachers helped to popularise the sport in schools.
She helped popularise the graphical presentation of statistical information.
Plastic product marketing to popularise the diverse products.
People will continue to need the distributed ledger technologies that cryptocurrencies have helped to popularise.
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He gave many lectures to try to popularise scientific subjects.
They helped popularise the fashion of the early UK punk movement.
She has conducted workshops to popularise carnatic music.
To develop and popularise the sport we need financial support.
Efforts are being made to popularise the portal.
She also helped popularise the graphical presentation of statistical data.
These matches helped to popularise chess.
Timeless helped popularise drum and bass as a form of musical expression.
There have been efforts to popularise it.
The aim of this event is to popularise the produce and flavours of the municipality.
The improvement of the postal system considerably helped to popularise correspondence chess.
The developers do their utmost to popularise their solutions by oversimplifying app development and toolsets.
It was he who started demonstrations in Kudiyattam to popularise the same.
He did a great deal to popularise roses among British gardeners.
The poet Sirajiddin Makhdum Sidqi published poems of popular verse to popularise the revolution.
We want to popularise wine culture in Poland.
And hibiscus tea benefits is yet to popularise around the world.
They want to popularise extremist views among the ordinary Muslims through their own explanations.
Efforts are being made to popularise mobile banking.
He helped popularise Ramist logic in the English language.
Efforts were made to popularise education.
It aimed to popularise the Conservative Party cause among the working class.
He also worked to popularise apiculture.
Popularise the work of the National Alliance.
This report has helped to popularise the notion of big data.
To popularise socialist ideas within society, particularly amongst youth.
Hodges is also the author of works that popularise science and mathematics.
Surfing helped popularise the boots outside Australia and New Zealand.
His pioneering designs for nursery books helped to popularise the idea of visual literacy.
The objective was to popularise the cultures of the Carpathian Basin and the Balkans.
He was the first scientific historian to popularise history in German.
To popularise the game, he encouraged his colleagues to participate in the billiards game.
He is doing his bit to popularise the game in the US.
Popularise this Declaration and the principles outlined in it ;.
His prime agenda is to popularise Tamil music.
