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What is the past tense of make something popular?

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The past tense of make something popular is made something popular.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of make something popular is makes something popular.

The present participle of make something popular is making something popular.

The past participle of make something popular is made something popular.

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popularisedUK
popularizedUS
universalized
generalisedUK
generalizedUS
simplified
familiarisedUK
familiarizedUS
mainstreamed
vulgarisedUK
vulgarizedUS
commercialisedUK
commercializedUS
integrated
made accessible
caught on
gave credence to
given credence to
gave currency
given currency
gave currency to
given currency to
made available
gave mass appeal to
given mass appeal to
gave mass-market appeal to
given mass-market appeal to
made available to all
brought into the mainstream

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