vulgarizers

[US]/ˈvʌlɡəraɪzəz/
[UK]/ˈvʌlɡəraɪzərz/

Translation

n.Those who make something vulgar or common; those who simplify complex subjects for mass consumption

Phrases & Collocations

vulgarizers of culture

modern vulgarizers

cultural vulgarizer

mass vulgarizers

taste vulgarizers

vulgarizer's role

literary vulgarizers

Example Sentences

modern marketing often turns sophisticated concepts into vulgarizers of taste.

the vulgarizers in popular media strip art of its deeper meanings.

some critics argue that reality tv shows are vulgarizers of human experience.

mass production creates vulgarizers that devalue handcrafted quality.

social media algorithms act as vulgarizers of meaningful discourse.

the vulgarizers among us prefer quantity over quality in everything.

commercial interests have become the vulgarizers of cultural heritage.

pop culture frequently serves as vulgarizers of classical traditions.

the vulgarizers in advertising reduce complex emotions to simple urges.

these trend-following vulgarizers destroy the uniqueness of artistic expression.

mainstream media functions as vulgarizers of nuanced perspectives.

celebrity culture transforms genuine talent into vulgarizers of shallow fame.

fast fashion produces vulgarizers of original design creativity.

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