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adoration

/ˌæd.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Sentiment de profond amour et d'admiration, acte de vénération intense envers une personne ou une chose, ou culte rendu à Dieu.

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/ˌæd.əˈreɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frSentiment de profond amour et d'admiration, acte de vénération intense envers une personne ou une chose, ou culte rendu à Dieu.

A noun referring to a feeling of profound love and admiration, the act of admiring strongly, or the worship given to God alone.

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  1. Deep love and admirationB2formal

    An intense feeling of love, respect, and admiration for someone or something.

    frAdoration (sentiment d'amour profond)

    • She looked at her newborn child with pure adoration.
    • His adoration for his wife was evident in every gesture.
    • The fans' adoration for the singer was overwhelming.

    Synonymesadmirationaffectiondevotionesteemfondnessidolizationlovereverencevenerationworship

    Antonymesabhorrenceaversioncontemptdetestationdisdainhatredloathingrepulsion

  2. Strong admirationB2formal

    The act of admiring someone or something very strongly.

    frAdoration (forte admiration)

    • The artist received the adoration of critics and public alike.
    • Her adoration of classic literature inspired her to become a writer.
    • The team played with such skill that they earned the adoration of the crowd.

    Synonymesadmirationawedevotionidolizationreverencevenerationworship

    Antonymesabhorrencecontemptdetestationdisdainloathingscorn

  3. Worship of GodB2formal

    The worship, reverence, and devotion given to God or a deity.

    frAdoration de Dieu

    • The congregation expressed their adoration through hymns and prayers.
    • Adoration of the divine is a central practice in many religions.
    • The cathedral was a place of quiet adoration and reflection.

    Synonymesdevotionexaltationglorificationhomagepraisereverencevenerationworship

    Antonymesblasphemyprofanationsacrilege

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  • adoration's possessive singular form
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