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popular culture
[ pop-yuh-ler kuhl-cher ]
noun
- cultural and commercial artifacts, media, and entertainment reflecting, suited to, or aimed at the tastes of the general masses of people:
Most artists are influenced by a variety of external sources, including popular culture.
The actor's role in the series made her an important figure in popular culture.
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Origin of popular culture1
Example Sentences
What was the experience like of getting a show made, having it canceled, but then it becomes a beloved, iconic piece of popular culture?
Understanding that is central to explaining why he always finds a way back into popular culture directly or otherwise, whether by name or inspiration.
In 鈥淭hick,鈥 Cottom plays with that meaning as well as 鈥渢hick鈥 as a descriptor of Black women鈥檚 bodies in popular culture.
Smoking rates have fallen dramatically, though questions have been raised around the glamorisation of cigarettes in popular culture.
So powerful is Lollapalooza鈥檚 hold on popular culture that Farrell revived it in 2003.
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