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- adjective Somewhat
popular ; verging towards the popular.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I think she was the sole reason I was even semipopular.
The Human Bobby Gabe Rotter 2010
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I think she was the sole reason I was even semipopular.
The Human Bobby Gabe Rotter 2010
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I think she was the sole reason I was even semipopular.
The Human Bobby Gabe Rotter 2010
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So I installed WordPress and, attempting to find a template that resembled the old design as much as possible, selected a semipopular one called Andreas.
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So I installed WordPress and, attempting to find a template that resembled the old design as much as possible, selected a semipopular one called Andreas.
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In 1935, he studied German game and forest management under a Carl Schurz Travelling Fellowship, publishing his comparisons and conclusions chiefly during the next year: the two-part paper “Deer and Dauerwald in Germany,” Journal of Forestry, 34: 366-375, 460-466, and semipopular articles in Bird-Lore and American Wildlife.
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In 2008, when George W. Bush will be a semipopular president leaving office for good, the next Democratic candidate will face a new challenge and a new opponent, but will still need a broad, compelling critique of Republican ideas and practices.
April 2005 2005
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So far as the popular culture goes - even the semipopular culture of history buffs - the Tudor Saga runs from 1509 to 1603.
Nefertiti, by Michelle Moran. Book review Carla 2007
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An implicit and almost universal assumption of discussions published in professional and semipopular scientific journals is that the problem under discussion has a technical solution.
Tragedy of the Commons (historical) Garrett James Hardin 2007
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I remarked to a friend not long ago that there is no semipopular book about Henry VII.
Minor characters' perspectives Carla 2006
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