into the mainstream

Frequency: 7.818.5 per million words

Describes the movement or transition of becoming part of the dominant trend.

mainstreamPREPOSITION + mainstream

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into the

Examples (10)

  • This technology was designed for specialists but is now starting to move into the mainstream.
  • It took years for jazz music to finally break into the mainstream of American culture.
  • The candidate's once-radical ideas have surprisingly moved into the mainstream of political debate.
  • Social media has brought many niche hobbies into the mainstream.
  • The government aims to integrate renewable energy initiatives into the mainstream economy.
  • The film's unexpected success propelled the independent director into the mainstream.
  • Many alternative therapies are now being accepted into the mainstream of medical practice.
  • Our goal is to bring these environmental concerns into the mainstream of public awareness.
  • Veganism has transitioned from a small subculture into the mainstream in recent years.
  • Schools are working hard to incorporate diverse perspectives into the mainstream curriculum.