Definition
popular: well-liked, appreciated, celebrated by many people
Susie is popular with men, she has lots of admirers.
unpopular: having few friends, disliked by many people
- "I am extremely popular in Germany."
- "He is a magnetic, popular figure, known as much for his business acumen as he is for his charity work and intense affection for dogs."
- "I think you mean to say that you were immediately captivated by the symphony's opening motif, and that the orchestra continued to provide a stunning interpretation of one of Beethoven's most popular works."
- "This exhibit looks pretty popular though."
- "The day is reported as being "extremely unpopular" with workers and school children."
- "It is Delavigne's biggest seller Down Under (in Australia), and had been among the most popular fragrances for men aged 25-40 until recently."
- "We do not currently plan to change either the name or the ingredients of our popular "Vegetable Soup"."
- "Sure, she was popular, had nice skin, and a pony named Penelope, but really, was she happy?"
- "Bruno's Brew is the most popular perfume in Brazil, and as things stand, I have nothing to give our wholesalers for the Christmas rush."
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