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Noun admass has 1 sense
  1. admass - the segment of the public that is easily influenced by mass media (chiefly British)
    --1 is a kind of
    populace, public, world

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Admass

Description:

Admass refers to utilizing mass media to advertise products or services to a large number of people simultaneously. It is a technique commonly used in consumer marketing, aiming to reach a broad audience.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Popular Sense:

In its popular sense, "admass" refers to the collective consumers or general public that advertisers aim to target through mass advertising campaigns.

Example sentence: The advertisement was designed to appeal to the admass by showcasing the product's affordability and convenience.

2. Noun - Local Sense:

In a local context, "admass" can specifically refer to the targeted audience of a particular geographical area where advertising efforts are focused.

Example sentence: The local business aimed to attract the admass of the neighborhood by placing flyers in mailboxes and advertising in community newsletters.

3. Verb - Local Sense:

As a verb, "admass" can also describe the act of targeting and reaching a specific local audience through advertising efforts.

Example sentence: The company successfully admassed the local population by running targeted advertisements on local radio stations.

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