idolized
- adjective
- /ˈaɪdəˌlaɪzd/
- US
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idolatrado
- Many celebrities are idolized by their fans, often leading to unrealistic expectations.
And you've done such an amazing job carrying the torch for someone who is so beloved, idolized.
- And you've done such an amazing job carrying the torch for someone who is so beloved, idolized.
Examples
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In fact, when we first see him, he is idolized by everyone around him.
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I mean, like when he's like dealing with someone that's like idolized by so many, not even just like people, but like young girls too, like Addison, right?
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As a brilliant scientist, she was idolized by students who dreamed of following in her footsteps.
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Historically, some leaders have been idolized for their contributions, despite their flaws.
Synonyms
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5.6
Deeply respected and admired for age, wisdom, or good character
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People treat it as more important or special than it really is
Feeling very great love and respect for someone, as if they were a god
Loved very much by one person or by many people
Antonyms
How Admired
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word idolized comes from idol, which goes back to an old Greek word eidolon meaning 'image' or 'picture' of a god. So to be idolized is to be admired like a god, which is why it means being loved or admired very much, often too much.