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lordolatry

/lɔːrˈdɒl.ə.tri/

Traduction: Culte ou vénération excessive d'un seigneur ou d'un maître, fondé sur son rang ou son titre, souvent dans un contexte historique ou religieux.

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noun

/lɔːrˈdɒl.ə.tri/C2formal
  • frCulte ou vénération excessive d'un seigneur ou d'un maître, fondé sur son rang ou son titre, souvent dans un contexte historique ou religieux.

The worship of a lord based on their rank or title, often in a historical or religious context.

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  1. C2formal

    The excessive reverence or worship of a lord, based on their rank or title rather than personal merit.

    frAdoration d'un seigneur

    • The court's lordolatry was evident in the way they bowed to every whim of the baron.
    • His speech was filled with lordolatry, praising the duke's title more than his actions.
    • The society's lordolatry led to a culture of blind obedience to the aristocracy.