| gain popularity | 21.00 | Convenience foods gained popularity. | ||
| enjoy popularity | 8.82 | The NFL is enjoying great popularity. | ||
| lose popularity | 3.55 | His Italian operas were losing popularity. | ||
| boost popularity | 3.29 | But he has seen his popularity boosted because of the Kosovo crisis. | ||
| increase popularity | 2.24 | He shunned all royal trappings, which only increased his popularity. | ||
| regain popularity | 1.65 | Safety, played down for years, has regained popularity. | ||
| win popularity | 1.38 | His outspoken and charming demeanor soon won him popularity. | ||
| maintain popularity | 1.32 | He maintained considerable popularity. | ||
| erode popularity | 1.18 | But like Stern, the hit in the wallet is starting to erode his popularity. | ||
| retain popularity | 1.12 | The TV show has retained its popularity for many years. | ||
| achieve popularity | 0.99 | None achieved popularity. | ||
| use popularity | 0.99 | Perez plans to use his popularity here to run for the Senate. | ||
| enhance popularity | 0.86 | Rumors that he had been banned only enhanced his popularity. | ||
| build popularity | 0.79 | NASCAR built its popularity on accessibility. | ||
| explain popularity | 0.79 | Cerf explained the popularity of such truncated endings. | ||
| bolster popularity | 0.72 | Such sentiments are bolstering the popularity of no-loads. | ||
| have popularity | 0.72 | Atlanta has that popularity. | ||
| hurt popularity | 0.66 | That has hurt his popularity. | ||
| test popularity | 0.66 | They still commission polls to test the popularity of new ideas. | ||
| gauge popularity | 0.59 | But neither Mayer nor Afran has polling data to gauge his popularity. |