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Idolize

Idolize | Idolized | Idolizes

Idolize meaning

To make an idol of, or to worship as an idol. | To adore excessively; to revere immoderately.

Synonyms of Idolize

Example sentences (14)

Detractors argued that it would reinforce anti-Muslim sentiment, idolize American military intervention, and gamify a very real, deadly conflict.

For K-pop fans, the groups they idolize give them a certain amount of unexplainable delight and solace.

There comes a time with a lot of artists that you idolize—Leonard Cohen, —they get sick of hearing about themselves being described as the voice of a generation.

It’s why people like me, the ones whose imaginations are greater than their capabilities, idolize astronauts, why kids have posters of basketball players on the walls, and why that Hollywood sign towers over Los Angeles.

Ironically, these athletes are more like me and you than the ones that we idolize and spend countless hours watching, mimicking their every move.

It looks like they idolize him to me.

The capsule in the monument — placed more than two decades after Lee’s death — was meant to celebrate his cause in relation to white supremacy and to idolize him, Professor Domby said.

Hitler, as played with bug-eyed flair by Waititi, is really the young boy’s confused, half-formed idea of Hitler, the man he’s been indoctrinated to idolize.

I would say I idolize Louis Farrakan because against all odds he sticks by what he believes in and fights for human rights.

You idolize a more popular Pokémon, hoping to be cherished as much as they are.

If not, it may just be a play on Captain America who Larson may idolize given their shared military background.

The duo produced five more substantial hit singles, including "Poor Fool", " I Idolize You " and a cover of the Joe Seneca track " It's Gonna Work Out Fine ", which gave them their second million-seller and their first Grammy nomination.

Those who idolize "facts" never notice that their idols only shine in a borrowed light.

While revisiting his old haunts, he runs into his old friend Jerry Connolly, played by O'Brien, who is now a priest concerned about the Dead End Kids ' futures, particularly as they idolize Rocky.