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What is the difference between poplar and popular?

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A poplar is a variety of tree. Their wood is pretty good for painting.

Popular is a word meaning liked by many people or individuals.

Truly two separate words entirely.
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the letter "u" changes it from being someone who everyone likes to a tree.
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poplars are trees

popular is being liked by many people
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one's a tree and the other describes a person
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Poplar is a tree - any of numerous trees of north temperate regions having light soft wood and flowers borne in catkins.

Popular is an adjective meaning a person or thing or movement regarded with great favor, approval, or affection, often by the general public (e.g., a popular girl; popular thought; popular fiction; popular/pop music). It can also describe something carried on by or for the people (e.g., the popular vote).
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Poplar is someone well-liked down south. Popular is someone well-liked anywhere else.
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