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Vulgarization

usgb/ˌvʌlɡərəˈzeɪʃn/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
The term often implies a decline in quality or value, seen negatively. SlideFans criticized the vulgarization of their favorite book series in its latest movie adaptation.
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Not Always IntentionalPlay
Vulgarization can happen organically as something becomes more mainstream. SlideThe artist's unique style lost its appeal due to the unintentional vulgarization through mass replication.
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Cultural SensitivityPlay
Be aware that 'vulgarization' can be seen as a critique of cultural changes. SlideHer comments on the vulgarization of traditional dances sparked a heated debate.