Mass-market (adjective)

  1. Relating to or designed for the broadest possible market; not limited to a particular niche or demographic.
  2. Characterized by the production and sale of large quantities of standardized products intended for widespread distribution.

Origin:

Compound of mass and market.

Examples:

  1. The book became a best-seller because of its mass-market appeal.
  2. The fashion company specializes in producing mass-market clothing at affordable prices.
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