have currency

Examples (10)

• The idea that we only use 10% of our brains still has wide currency.
• In the 18th century, the theory of phlogiston had considerable currency among chemists.
• This slang term has little currency outside of a very specific online community.
• His political ideologies no longer have any currency with young voters.
• The concept of a four-day work week now has greater currency in the corporate world.
• Before modern medicine, many folk remedies had currency as effective treatments.
• For an argument to be persuasive, its underlying assumptions must have currency with the audience.
• It's concerning that such a dangerous conspiracy theory continues to have currency on social media.
• While the book was popular, its central thesis never really had much currency in academic circles.
• The notion that technology can solve all problems is an idea that once had great currency.