Fanfare and Promotion

Fanfare

Fanfare noun - (music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments.

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Promotion and fanfare are semantically related in advertising topic. In some cases you can use "Promotion" instead a noun "Fanfare".

Promotion noun - A raising or a state of being raised to a higher rank or position.

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Fanfare and promotion are semantically related in advertising topic. Sometimes you can use "Fanfare" instead a noun "Promotion".

Nearby Words: promote, promoted, promoter, promoting, promo

full	full fanfare	full promotion
special	special fanfare	special promotion
similar	similar fanfare	similar promotion
heavy	heavy fanfare	heavy promotion
Other adjectives: actual, real, massive, big, little, quick, final, further, different.

The game sneaked onto store shelves without any promotion or fanfare, so hardly anyone knew about it until it was released for PSN's games on demand in 2013.

Source: Acclaimed Flop
The Conjuring was released in a jam-packed summer that had already cannibalized several blockbuster films, without much fanfare or promotion and a teen-unfriendly R rating.

Source: Sleeper Hit
Her label A&M Records lacked confidence in her nonconformist attitude towards the album and thus gave it little promotion, with only one single, "White Houses", barely making any fanfare.

Source: Music / Vanessa Carlton

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