mainstream

US /ˈmenˌstrim/

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UK /ˈmeɪnstri:m/

n.NounPrevailing current of thought

Cobra is becoming a mainstream, global beer brand

adj.Adjectiveconsidered normal, and having or using ideas, beliefs, etc. that are accepted by most people

This is the director's first mainstream Hollywood film.

adj.AdjectiveConsidered normal because it reflects what is done or accepted by most people

The candidate's mainstream views appeal to a wide range of voters.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo integrate (a student with special needs) into regular school classes

The school aims to mainstream children with special needs whenever possible.

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They're hurtful, but they're powerful in a somewhat different way, because they're almost mainstream.
They're hurtful, but they're powerful in a somewhat different way, because they're almost mainstream.

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Then, the mainstream media became covering it.
Then, the mainstream media became covering it.

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Now that Ozempic's notoriety helps Semaglutide go mainstream, it and drugs like it will only become more commonly prescribed for weight management.
Now that Ozempic's notoriety helps Semaglutide go mainstream, it and drugs like it will only become more commonly prescribed for weight management.

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in mainstream media is the success of GitHub Copilot.
in mainstream media is the success of GitHub Copilot.

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in terms of the mainstream coverage of porn.
in terms of the mainstream coverage of porn.

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It wasn't just something that your rich grandmother did and made cruising something for the mainstream.
It wasn't just something that your rich grandmother did and made cruising something for the mainstream.
But as cruises started to become mainstream, ocean liners had a problem.
But as cruises started to become mainstream, ocean liners had a problem.

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I find it very unfortunate that many mainstream scientists today seem to want to distance
I find it very unfortunate that many mainstream scientists today seem to want to distance