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To be '''popular''' is to be someone who everyone likes and wants to be like.  This can also represent a concept of object.  For example, a certain book can be popular, and so can the pro-life ideals.  
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To be '''popular''' is to be someone who everyone likes and wants to be like.  This can also represent a concept or object.  For example, a certain book can be popular, and so can the pro-life ideals.  
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

Latest revision as of 18:45, September 20, 2016

To be popular is to be someone who everyone likes and wants to be like. This can also represent a concept or object. For example, a certain book can be popular, and so can the pro-life ideals.

See also

popularity contest