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vulgarizer

/ˈvʌl.ɡə.raɪ.zər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui rend quelque chose de grossier ou de banal, ou qui l'adapte pour le grand public en le simplifiant ou en le vulgarisant.

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noun

/ˈvʌl.ɡə.raɪ.zər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui rend quelque chose de grossier ou de banal, ou qui l'adapte pour le grand public en le simplifiant ou en le vulgarisant.

A noun referring to a person who makes something coarse or common, or who adapts it to appeal to the general public.

  1. One who debasesC2formal

    A person who makes something less refined, tasteful, or dignified; someone who cheapens or coarsens something.

    frPersonne qui dénature ou avilit

    • The critic called the director a vulgarizer of classic literature.
    • He was seen as a vulgarizer of high art, turning it into cheap entertainment.
    • Some accuse the media of being a vulgarizer of public discourse.

    Synonymesdebaserdegrader

    Antonymeselevatorpurifierrefiner

  2. One who popularizesC2formal

    A person who makes something appealing or accessible to the general public, often by simplifying it.

    frvulgarisateur

    • She was a brilliant vulgarizer of complex scientific theories.
    • The author acted as a vulgarizer, making history interesting for a broad audience.
    • He is known as a vulgarizer of philosophical ideas for the masses.

    Synonymespopulariserpopularizer

Formes
  • vulgarizers plural form
  • vulgarizers' possessive plural form
  • vulgarizer's possessive singular form