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Discover LudwigThe phrase "vastly popular" is correct and usable in written English
It is an adjective phrase that can be used to describe something that enjoys widespread popularity. For example, "The new movie was vastly popular, receiving rave reviews from audiences and critics alike."
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Click here to view Hip-hop arrived in France in the early 1980s with the growing underground popularity of American graffiti culture and a vastly popular TV show called HIP HOP.
GTAV is a vastly popular – and vastly violent – game.
It only reopened to the world in 1986—long after Thailand was a vastly popular destination.
After the show proved vastly popular in Italy, he performed it internationally.
Many take their inspiration from Lego's theme construction sets, like the vastly popular Star Wars series.
Sports is a vastly popular cultural activity, with millions of Ugandans supporting their favourite football (soccer) teams.
Movies (including Hollywood ones) were vastly popular (and that's where people saw commercials they weren't on television).
Escapist fantasy, National Trust nostalgia, here is history scrubbed clean – absurd, silly, enjoyable and vastly popular, in my family too.
Before "Carmina Burana" got so popular in modern-day New York, it was vastly popular in late-1930's Germany.
Mr. Jara, then 40, was a member of the Communist Party and an accomplished theater director and songwriter whose songs of poverty and injustice remain vastly popular.
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And yet, after 3 1/2 years as secretary of State, she is now vastly more popular than she was in 2008, and probably more popular among Democratic voters than Obama.
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