adjective

popular

popular, well-liked, common

She is a very popular singer.

She is a very popular singer.

This is a popular misconception.

This is a popular misconception.

popular with ((sb.)) liked by (sb.) The new teacher is popular with the students.

popular among ((sb.)) liked by a group of people That style is popular among young people.

Synonyms: well-liked, favoured, common, widespread; Antonyms: unpopular, disliked

From Latin 'popularis', from 'populus' meaning 'people'. It means 'of the people'.

If something is 'popular', it's liked by the 'people' (populus).

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