idolized (Meaning)

Wordnet

idolized (s)

regarded with deep or rapturous love (especially as if for a god)

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of Idolize

Throughout her childhood, she idolized her older brother, imitating his every move.
The renowned actress idolized by fans worldwide commanded a loyal following.
Despite his flaws, the young leader idolized the controversial figure for his charisma.
The musician's voice was idolized by singers and songwriters alike.
In the eyes of their followers, the founders of the movement were idolized as saviors.
The athlete's extraordinary talent and unwavering determination idolized him as a role model.
The teacher's passion for knowledge and her ability to inspire students idolized her among her peers.
The writer's sharp wit and profound insights idolized him as a literary genius.
The scientist's groundbreaking discoveries idolized him as a visionary in the field.
The superhero's unwavering commitment to justice and his ability to overcome adversity idolized him as a symbol of hope.

regarded with deep or rapturous love (especially as if for a god)of Idolize

adored, worshipped, worshiped, canonized,revered, deified, respected, adulated, liked, doted (on)

hated, hated, loathed, abhorred, detested, detested, disliked, disliked, despised, loathed

Throughout her childhood, she idolized her older brother, imitating his every move.

The renowned actress idolized by fans worldwide commanded a loyal following.

Despite his flaws, the young leader idolized the controversial figure for his charisma.

The musician's voice was idolized by singers and songwriters alike.