to repopularize

Examples

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• By launching a retro-themed event, the organizers hope to repopularize traditional games that have fallen out of style.

• And historically, it will stand as the game that reinvented or at least repopularized adventure games."

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• That would appear to debunk the Australian origin theory, though Oz may have preserved and repopularized it.

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• The new marketing campaign aims to repopularize the classic brand among younger consumers.

Synonyms

R

to revive

vsto repopularize

113 4.2

Make something active or popular again after a time of being forgotten

focuses specifically on restoring popularity rather than life or activity

M

to make a comeback

vsto repopularize

42 3.5

To become popular or successful again after a time away

means to cause that return rather than the thing returning on its own

R

to resurrect

vsto repopularize

30 6.8

Bring something back into use after it was forgotten

targets restoring popularity specifically rather than merely regaining attention or use

P

to popularize

vsto repopularize

• US

21 4.2

To make an idea, activity, or subject known and liked by many people

means to make it popular again after a prior decline rather than initially

Antonyms

F

to fade

454 1.2

To slowly become less visible, bright, or loud

How Popular

to mainstream

6 4.6

to repopularize

1 5.3

to popularize

• US

21 4.2

to promote

396 3.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology