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idolatry

/aɪˈdɒl.ə.tri/

Traduction: Nom désignant le culte rendu aux idoles ou aux images considérées comme divines, souvent associé à un zèle religieux et à une dévotion envers autre chose que le vrai Dieu.

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/aɪˈdɒl.ə.tri/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le culte rendu aux idoles ou aux images considérées comme divines, souvent associé à un zèle religieux et à une dévotion envers autre chose que le vrai Dieu.

A noun referring to the worship of idols or images as divine, often associated with religious zeal and devotion to something other than the true God.

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  1. Worship of idolsB2formal

    The religious practice of worshipping physical objects, statues, or images as deities or representations of deities.

    frIdolâtrie (culte des idoles)

    • The ancient civilization was known for its idolatry of stone figures.
    • Many religions strictly forbid idolatry in their teachings.
    • The prophet condemned the people's idolatry in the temple.

    Synonymesfetishismiconolatryidol worship

  2. Excessive devotionC1formal

    An extreme or blind admiration, love, or devotion to a person, object, or idea.

    frAdoration excessive

    • His idolatry of the celebrity bordered on obsession.
    • The fans' idolatry of the rock star was overwhelming.
    • Modern society often engages in idolatry of wealth and fame.

    Synonymesadorationadulationcultdevotionhero worshipidolizationvenerationworship

    Antonymesapathyaversioncontemptdisdainindifference

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  • idolatries plural form
  • idolatries' possessive plural form
  • idolatry's possessive singular form
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