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Discover Ludwig"crowd favorite" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is popular among a particular group of people, or a majority of people. For example, "The singer's performance of her hit single was a big crowd favorite at the concert last night."
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Kastor, 35, was the crowd favorite.
Ms. Lobo, a crowd favorite, is back.
George Gershwin's "Summertime" was a crowd favorite.
"I'm a crowd favorite," Hewson said later.
Fish, the crowd favorite, displayed no such drama.
News of the accident turned her into the crowd favorite.
Cohen, the crowd favorite, is trying to play that down.
It also made her the crowd favorite during the match.
He was, needless to say, not the crowd favorite.
Montgomerie has not always been a crowd favorite.
At least he knew he would be the crowd favorite.
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