idolised

Describes someone who is deeply loved, admired, or worshipped, often to an excessive degree.

• 🇵🇹Descreve uma pessoa que é profundamente amada, adorada ou venerada, muitas vezes de forma excessiva. Também pode indicar algo ou alguém tratado como ídolo ou idealizado.

1. Adored or worshipped B2 formal

   Regarded with deep, passionate love and admiration, often to an extreme degree.

   • The pop star was idolised by millions of fans around the world.
   • She idolised her older brother and wanted to be just like him.
   • The athlete was idolised for his incredible achievements and humble nature.

   🇵🇹Idolatrado

   Sinônimos: adoredcherishedreveredworshipped

   Antônimos: despiseddetestedhatedscorned

• more idolised comparative form
• most idolised superlative form

A verb meaning to admire, revere, or love someone or something excessively or blindly.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa admirar, amar ou reverenciar alguém ou algo de forma excessiva ou cega.

1. Adore or venerate excessively B2 formal

   To love, admire, or worship someone or something unquestioningly and uncritically, often to an extreme degree.

   • Many teenagers idolise pop stars and actors.
   • He idolised his older brother and wanted to be just like him.
   • She idolised the famous author and collected all of his books.

   🇵🇹Idolatrar

   Sinônimos: adoredeifyexaltglorifyhero-worshiplionizereverevenerateworship

   Antônimos: abhordespisedetestloathescorn

• idolised past participle
• idolised past simple
• idolising present participle
• idolises third person singular