popified

English

Etymology

From popify +‎ -ed.

Adjective

popified (comparative more popified, superlative most popified)

1. Converted into a popular form, such as pop music or pop art.
   • 1997, Alison J. Ewbank, Fouli T. Papageorgiou, Whose Master's Voice?:

     Many bands have been accused of becoming popified on signing or licensing themselves to a large company.

   • 2005, Franklin Bruno, Elvis Costello's Armed Forces, page 52:

     His mocking appropriation of the style is of a piece with the popified magnifications of Roy Lichtenstein's mid-60s "brushstroke" paintings […]

Verb

popified

1. simple past and past participle of popify