idolization (Meaning)

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idolization (n)

the act of admiring strongly

the act of worshiping blindly and to excess

The idolization of celebrities often leads to unrealistic expectations and a distorted view of reality.
The idolization of wealth and material possessions can create a sense of emptiness and inadequacy.
The idolization of power can corrupt individuals and lead to oppression and tyranny.
The idolization of beauty can promote superficiality and create unrealistic body standards.
The idolization of intellect can lead to arrogance and a disregard for those perceived to be less intelligent.
The idolization of freedom can justify irresponsible behavior and a lack of accountability.
The idolization of youth can lead to a fear of aging and a rejection of the wisdom that comes with experience.
The idolization of tradition can hinder progress and stifle creativity.
The idolization of one's own culture can lead to xenophobia and a lack of understanding of other perspectives.
The idolization of any individual or concept can be detrimental to one's own growth and well-being.

the act of admiring strongly, the act of worshiping blindly and to excess

idolatry, worshiping, deification, adulation,worship, worshipping, adoration, hero worship, deference, glorification

dismissal, condemnation, hatred, scorn, disapproval, dismissal, dislike, dislike, condemnation, disapproval

The idolization of celebrities often leads to unrealistic expectations and a distorted view of reality.

The idolization of wealth and material possessions can create a sense of emptiness and inadequacy.

The idolization of power can corrupt individuals and lead to oppression and tyranny.

The idolization of beauty can promote superficiality and create unrealistic body standards.