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deify

/ˈdiː.ɪ.faɪ/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de transformer quelqu'un ou quelque chose en dieu, ou d'honorer quelqu'un ou quelque chose comme objet d'adoration ou d'admiration extrême.

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/ˈdiː.ɪ.faɪ/C2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de transformer quelqu'un ou quelque chose en dieu, ou d'honorer quelqu'un ou quelque chose comme objet d'adoration ou d'admiration extrême.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a god of someone or something, or treating someone or something as an object of worship or extreme admiration.

  1. Make a godC1formal

    To make someone or something into a god; to treat as an object of worship.

    frDéifier

    • Ancient Romans deified their emperors after death.
    • Some cultures deify natural forces like the sun and the moon.
    • The pharaoh was deified by his people.

    Synonymesapotheosizeworship

    Antonymesdegradedemeandisparagehumiliate

  2. Worship or idolizeC1formal

    To regard someone with extreme admiration or devotion, as if they were divine.

    frDéifier (adorer, idolâtrer)

    • Fans often deify their favorite celebrities.
    • The media tends to deify successful entrepreneurs.
    • He was deified by his followers for his revolutionary ideas.

    Synonymesadoreapotheosizeexaltglorifyreverevenerateworship

    Antonymesabhordespisedetestloathescorn

Formes
  • deified past participle
  • deified past simple
  • deifying present participle
  • deifies third person singular
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