adverbise (C1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˈædvərˌtaɪz/
Definition
To advertise or promote something, especially in a way that is considered intrusive or excessive.
Examples
The politician was accused of trying to adverbise his own achievements during the debate.
Some people feel that children's television shows are over-adverbised with toy commercials.
How to Use adverbise
- adverbise something (collocation)
- To promote or advertise a specific thing. — "They decided to adverbise their new app across all platforms."
- adverbise heavily (collocation)
- To promote or advertise something with great intensity. — "The company chose to adverbise their product heavily during the holiday season."
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