0 the fact that something or someone is liked, enjoyed, or supported by many people: --
the increasing popularity of organic food
Their popularity is suggested by the existence of several different notated versions.
Traditional medicine maintains its popularity for historical and cultural reasons.
These works have always enjoyed popularity, though western critics have so far shown little interest.
However, the growth in popularity of selfcatering accommodation may indicate customers' rejection of this trend towards ' pseudo-domestication ' by hotels.
With the regime's popularity and legitimacy discredited by these events, it sought ways to find a new source of legitimacy.
The point is that in most years, if party popularity matters it is only in the way that candidates use it.
These susceptible adolescents also demonstrated relative declines in popularity from age 13 to age 14 compared to less susceptible adolescents.
That it once enjoyed a brief period of genuine popularity may encourage an affirmative answer.
