Publicity - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
- the quality of being open to public view
Extra examples
His public appearances are good publicity for the new movie.
An arrest for drunk driving is bad publicity for any celebrity.
The film has gotten some good publicity.
She has received a lot of publicity for her latest novel.
The studio spent a lot of money on publicity for the movie.
The boxer's return generated enormous publicity.
Advertising you pay for, publicity you pray for.
Standards in education have received much publicity over the last few years.
It's important to gain good publicity for the school.
The adverse publicity had damaged sales.
Who's going to do the show's publicity?
The Government has launched a publicity campaign.
Is their much-reported romance just a publicity stunt (=something that is only done to get publicity)?
The decrease in sales was a consequence of some bad publicity about the company.
The stunt received massive publicity.
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