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idolatrizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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idolatrizing Sentence Examples
- The devout followers were idolatrizing the revered holy man, revering him as divine.
- The media's sensationalism led to the idolatrizing of celebrities, obscuring their flaws and portraying them as impeccable.
- The cult's leader was idolatrizing himself, demanding unwavering loyalty and absolute obedience from his devotees.
- The sports commentator's idolatrizing of the star player was evident in his effusive praise and biased reporting.
- The boy was idolatrizing his father, emulating his every move and seeking his approval above all else.
- The social network fostered a culture of idolatrizing influencers, creating unrealistic expectations and promoting a narrow definition of beauty.
- The politician's supporters idolatrized their leader, blinded by charisma and willing to overlook his questionable actions.
- The idolatrizing of wealth and material possessions led to a materialistic society where true value was measured in dollars and cents.
- The corporation's marketing campaign sought to create an idolatrizing following by portraying their products as indispensable and synonymous with success.
- The band's fan base idolatrized the lead singer, elevating her to the status of a goddess and imitating her every fashion choice and musical whim.
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The devout followers were idolatrizing the revered holy man, revering him as divine.
The media's sensationalism led to the idolatrizing of celebrities, obscuring their flaws and portraying them as impeccable.
The cult's leader was idolatrizing himself, demanding unwavering loyalty and absolute obedience from his devotees.
The sports commentator's idolatrizing of the star player was evident in his effusive praise and biased reporting.
