Synonyms for publicity
pʌˈblɪs ɪ tipub·lic·i·ty

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1. publicity

   Synonyms:
   notoriety, currency

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1. promotion, publicity, promotional material, packagingnoun

   a message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution

   "the packaging of new ideas"

   Synonyms:
   promotional material, advancement, furtherance, forwarding, packaging, promotion

2. publicitynoun

   the quality of being open to public view

   "the publicity of the court room"

   Synonyms:
   promotional material, promotion, packaging

Matched Categories

1. • Message
   • Quality

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1. publicitynoun

   Synonyms:
   notoriety, currency

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1. List of paraphrases for "publicity":

   advertising, propaganda, advertisement, advocacy, publicize, promotional, publicité, publicizing, advertisements, dissemination, ads, promotion, ad, outreach, awareness

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1. Victor Schwartz:

   The protective order cannot block the government, litigation gets publicity. If the government sees something about a case … it can use its power, the subpoena power, to find out more detail.

2. Erkka Railo:

   Stubb previously was a pet of the political publicity, he was seen as fresh and open-minded. But lately, he has evoked a lot of irritation.

3. Phil Neff:

   I'm more concerned about the bad publicity that Dalton, Georgia, is getting, dalton, Georgia, is recognized throughout the world for the development of the carpet. That's what most people know it by. But now it's being known by the idea that everybody in Dalton was a supporter of Marjorie Greene -- and they were not.

4. Joe McCann:

   … Over time, people have a conscious and want to talk about something they saw [ or ] heard that they did n’t feel comfortable talking about several years ago, now it’s their opportunity to do so and regrettably, I would say it’s probably the last opportunity. I ca n’t see this case getting publicity another 10 years from now.

5. Ninth Circuit Judge J.C. Nicholson:

   Frankly at this stage, the court does not think pre-trial publicity is a problem.