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Common collocations with popular in American Collocation

popular adjective

US /ˈpɑpjələr/

very

enormously
exceedingly
exceptionally
extremely
highly
hugely
immensely
incredibly
massively
particularly
so
tremendously
universally
very
wildly

Sandra has run hugely popular Dance and Yoga Holidays for the past five years.

Colin was charming, universally popular with colleagues and adored by his patients.

increasingly

increasingly

Nowadays it is increasingly popular to ask candidates to fill in on-line application forms.

fairly

fairly
pretty
quite
relatively

Ethical investments are now a relatively popular way of making money.

place

attraction
destination
location
resort
spot
venue

Germany is becoming an increasingly popular holiday destination.

activity

game
pastime
sport

Denmark has a long history of sea faring and sailing is a popular pastime.

choice

choice
option

Renting a holiday cottage is a popular choice for many people during the Summer.

culture

culture
entertainment
fiction
genre
magazine
music
series
show
song

A writer in a popular magazine once described what she thought a perfect world would be like.

be or stay popular

be
prove
remain
stay

Tuesday coached sessions are proving popular with members.

become popular

become
be made
get
grow

High diving became popular amongst a small circle of enthusiasts.

seem popular

appear
seem

So far, these sessions appear popular with good attendances.