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Meanings of become a cult in English

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Usage of become a cult in English
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Can totally see why this has quickly become a cult-fave among Aussies.
News.com.au
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That's what really propelled it to become a cult classic.
Reuters
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Abraham Lincoln is, strictly speaking, more than a legend; he has become a cult.
Contemporary American Novelists (1900-1920)
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It is not clever enough to become a cult classic.
The new yorker
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The rich are not merely different: they've become a cult which drafts us as members.
The Guardian
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On video and DVD, however, it has gained a large following and become a cult classic.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, her syndicated column has become a cult favorite among politicos; it's both perfumed and poisoned.
Wired
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Urban horror flick Tales From the Hood has become a cult classic since its 1995 release.
Ebony
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Among some hardcore fans, Clippy has even become a cult favourite appearing on clothes and various memorabilia.
News.com.au
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It may well become a cult novel.
The Guardian
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When did work become a cult?
The Irish Times
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Irish has become a cult phenomenon.
The Irish Times
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Kissing Oscar's tomb on the Paris tourist circuit has become a cult pastime, which is proving impossible to break.
The Guardian
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Adrián has become a cult figure in goal, while Morrison excited in early games and scored the goal of the season.
The Guardian
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He arrived without fanfare but, within weeks, had become a cult figure after scoring in each of his first 10 league games.
The Guardian
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A commentator for Icelandic national television has become a cult hero after his reaction to the team's late winning goal against Austria.
The Irish Times
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