1. to make something liked, enjoyed, or supported by many people
Usage: British spelling
2. to present something in a way that is easily understood by ordinary people
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The chef helped popularise Asian cuisine in Western countries.
• Social media can quickly popularise new fashion trends.
• The documentary aims to popularise complex scientific concepts.
• Her book popularised the history of ancient civilizations.
• The app was designed to popularise learning foreign languages.
• Television shows often popularise certain lifestyle choices.
• Scientists work to popularise their research findings for the general public.