Meanings of help popularize in English

Fossil species are touted as being the biggest, oldest, strongest, weirdest, or whatever other -est applies if the designation will help popularize a discovery.

EBONY not only celebrated and also helped popularize African-American food as American food.

After he moved to Colorado, he helped popularize modern mixed climbing.

See, Armageddon helped popularize the theory of subsurface explosions.

Amazon and Google helped popularize the idea of scale-out by running clusters of inexpensive servers running open source software.

In the broader Islamic world, he has helped popularize an Islamic Reformation-withrepercussions as sweeping as the Christian Reformation.

It's the latest flying drone from the company that helped popularize smartphone-controlled copters for consumers with its AR Drone products.

WeWork, which rents desks to companies and individuals with a focus on startups and entrepreneurs, has helped popularize the concept of shared office space.

The relatively low prices of the two latest flagship hybrids, as well as tax incentives for green cars, has helped popularize hybrid cars in Japan.

The creative director, who joined the LVMH-owned brand in 2018, helped popularize loose trousers and hoodies as luxury items, including through his own label, Off-White.

They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987 for their role as pioneers of the musical genre they helped popularize.

You know who you are, you inane celebrities who helped popularize the meaningless yet catchy slogans of "hope" and "change" and "yes, we can."

Hook was co-owner of The Hacienda nightclub, well-known in the 1980s and 1990s for helping popularize acid house and rave music.

In a 2013 interview for Spotify, which helped popularize his music, he was asked what he wanted to be doing in 10 years.

Ozzy Osbourne, 62, helped popularize heavy metal in the 1970s as the lead singer for Black Sabbath, a band that reveled in satanic imagery.