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Meanings of hugely popular in English

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Usage of hugely popular in English
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He is hugely popular, ask anyone at home who has been watching.
News.com.au
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Nevertheless, his work was hugely popular, and more than 200 manuscripts survive.
The Guardian
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Now it holds hugely popular markets, pop-up events and exhibitions, he says.
The Guardian
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They're hugely popular among longtime fans, and they work in a stadium.
The Guardian
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He knows that his books are hugely popular and sell extremely well.
The Irish Times
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His song African Queen is hugely popular at weddings across the continent.
BBC
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A hugely popular event but some tickets are still available at trackcyclingworlds2016.london.
The Guardian
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The hugely popular Anstey spoke to Manx Radio moments after his victory.
Radio NZ
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The original was hugely popular, but the sequel is the perfect follow-up.
The Irish Times
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It's the Thai company's first venture into the hugely popular tourist island.
Independent.ie
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UCD is also taking ads on YouTube, the hugely popular video website.
The Irish Times
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Obama has been promoting her memoir with a hugely popular global tour.
The Guardian
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Coconut Oil Yes I know coconut oil is hugely popular at the moment.
The Irish Times
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The Dandelion Market was hugely popular market held in Dublin during the seventies.
Independent.ie
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Qiu's Inspector Chen series is hugely popular in the United States and Europe.
Reuters
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Facebook has become hugely popular among Bangladeshis, especially educated young people.
Reuters
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