vul·gar·iza·tion
variants
also British vulgarisation
ˌvəlgərə̇ˈzāshən,
-əˌrīˈz-
plural -s
1
: a making widely familiar : popularization
the book is unpretentious—a sensible piece of vulgarization—New Republic
a work of vulgarization marked by scholarly accuracy—Kemp Malone
2
: coarsening, debasement
a general vulgarization of taste and feeling—August Heckscher
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