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Popular
Popular adjective - Being within the financial means of most people.
Usage example: from their inception, DVDs were designed to be sold directly to consumers at popular prices
Both words in one sentence
- A native of the village who became one of the leaders of the Massachusetts colony renamed a colonist town after his home village, which grew high and popular enough to inspire more aspiring cities around the U.S., including the ones in Missouri, Illinois, and that one.
Source: More Popular Spin-off - Though popular in high school, they are miserable adults, and the affair between the two of them ruins their lives further.
Source: High School Rejects - Similarly, a very popular plot in fanfics is aging the characters into high-school, and sometimes further than that into adulthood.
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Popular or High. 2016. Accessed July 21, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/high/popular.
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