adulate (Meaning)

Wordnet

adulate (v)

flatter in an obsequious manner

Webster

To flatter in a servile way.

It's important to offer constructive criticism rather than adulating someone without providing valuable feedback.
Despite their flaws, the fans continued to adulate the celebrity, praising every aspect of their life.
The politician reveled in the adulation of the crowd, acknowledging their unwavering support during the campaign.
Some individuals tend to adulate authority figures blindly, without questioning their actions or decisions.
The artist was uncomfortable with the constant adulation and preferred a more low-key lifestyle.
It's essential to maintain a balanced perspective and avoid adulating individuals merely based on their fame.
The author remained humble despite the adulation received for their bestselling novel.
The teacher encouraged students to appreciate each other's efforts genuinely, rather than adulating superficial achievements.
The athlete found it challenging to handle the overwhelming adulation that came with winning the championship.
The movie star was accustomed to the adulation of the public but longed for moments of privacy and normalcy.

flatter in an obsequious mannerTo flatter in a servile way.

adore, worship, like, appreciate, revere, dote (on), hero-worship, regard, canonize,idolize

loathe, disdain,hate, abhor, detest, loathe, hate, despise, dislike, despise

It's important to offer constructive criticism rather than adulating someone without providing valuable feedback.

Despite their flaws, the fans continued to adulate the celebrity, praising every aspect of their life.

The politician reveled in the adulation of the crowd, acknowledging their unwavering support during the campaign.

Some individuals tend to adulate authority figures blindly, without questioning their actions or decisions.