Publicity
Publicity noun - Information released to the media that is designed to gain public attention or support for a person, business, or cause.
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Synonyms for Publicity
Spread and publicity are semantically related. in someone topic. In some cases you can use "Spread" instead a noun "Publicity".
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How words are described
| high | high publicity | high spread |
| full | full publicity | full spread |
| low | low publicity | low spread |
| best | best publicity | best spread |
| Other adjectives: initial, real, massive, big, increased, great, huge, bad, horrible, new, early, major, less, further, immense, greater, worst, wide, higher, worldwide, viral. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- They spread rumours about the game being sexual and sinister that weren't true just for publicity.
- The Wilson Sisters were not amused to discover their own management and record company had deliberately spread the rumour to drum up interest and publicity.
Source: Brother Sister Incest / Music -
Villain with Good Publicity: The Wizard is adored by the citizens of Oz despite his role in the oppression of the perfectly innocent Animals and the lies he spread about himself and Elphaba.
Source: Theatre / Wicked
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