idolisation

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A noun referring to the act of admiring someone or something very strongly, often to the point of excessive or blind worship.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa la acción de admirar a alguien o algo de manera muy intensa, a menudo hasta el punto de una devoción excesiva o ciega.

1. Strong admiration B2 formal

   The act of admiring someone or something very strongly, often to an extreme degree.

   • The idolisation of celebrities can lead to unrealistic expectations.
   • Her idolisation of her older brother was evident in everything she did.
   • The film explores the dangers of the idolisation of political leaders.

   🇪🇸idolatría

   Sinónimos: adorationadulationglorificationhero-worshipreverencevenerationworship

   Antónimos: condemnationcontemptdisdaindisrespectscorn

2. Blind worship C1 formal

   The act of worshiping someone or something blindly and to an excessive extent, often without critical thought.

   • The cult's idolisation of its leader was both disturbing and complete.
   • Blind idolisation of historical figures can prevent us from learning from their mistakes.
   • The regime encouraged the idolisation of the dictator through constant propaganda.

   🇪🇸Adoración ciega

   Sinónimos: adorationadulationdeificationhero-worshipidolatryveneration

• idolisations plural form
• idolisations' possessive plural form
• idolisation's possessive singular form