Popular
Popular adjective - Enjoying widespread favor or approval.
Very common and popular are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Very common" instead an adjective "Popular".
Very common
Popular and very common are semantically related. You can use "Popular" instead an adjective phrase "Very common".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Don't ever expect to see an ibis or spoonbill, even though scarlet ibises are actually very common and popular in real-life zoos for their bright colors.
Source: Small Taxonomy Pools - Though shipping Edward with Winry was exceedingly popular for 2003 fans, it's also very common to pair her with Sheska.
- He was playable in multiplayer, and was so popular that it was very common to fight COG teams filled entirely with Anthony Carmines.
Source: Ensemble Darkhorse / Video Games
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