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Meaning of bardolatry
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bardolatry (n)
the idolization of William Shakespeare
bardolatry Sentence Examples
- Bardolatry, an excessive adoration of poets or actors, permeated Victorian society.
- The Shakespeare Theatre Company's productions invoked bardolatry among its enthusiastic audience.
- The bardolatrous fan base eagerly anticipated the release of the latest Shakespeare adaptation.
- The Bardolatry Festival celebrated the works of renowned playwrights and performers.
- The actor's charismatic performance sparked a wave of bardolatry among theatergoers.
- The museum's exhibit showcased bardolatrous artifacts, revealing the extent of the cult of personality surrounding famous writers.
- The bardolatrous nature of celebrity culture has led to unrealistic expectations of artists.
- The rise of bardolatry in the Romantic era was driven by a desire for heroes and cultural icons.
- The bardolatrous tendencies of fans can sometimes be problematic when expectations clash with reality.
- Bardolatry should be tempered with a critical eye to avoid idealizing artists and their work.
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the idolization of William Shakespeare
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Bardolatry, an excessive adoration of poets or actors, permeated Victorian society.
The Shakespeare Theatre Company's productions invoked bardolatry among its enthusiastic audience.
The bardolatrous fan base eagerly anticipated the release of the latest Shakespeare adaptation.
The Bardolatry Festival celebrated the works of renowned playwrights and performers.
