Epidemic and Popular

Epidemic

Epidemic adjective - Exciting a similar feeling or reaction in others.

Popular and epidemic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Popular" instead an adjective "Epidemic".

Nearby Words: epidemical, epidemically

Popular

Popular adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.
Usage example: the popular custom of exchanging greeting cards during the holiday season

Epidemic and popular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Epidemic" instead an adjective "Popular".

Both words in one sentence

  • The Black Death In Up the Line, by Robert Silverberg, there is a popular series of time tours tracing the 14th century Black Death epidemic.
  • The Black Death: In Up the Line, there is a popular series of time tours tracing the 14th century Black Death epidemic.
  • Villain with Good Publicity The Genetic Opera has the Largo family, who are mostly known for curing the organ failure epidemic and hosting the titular Genetic Opera, a very popular televised event—and who tend to send the Repo Men out after people who bad mouth them anyway.
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