worshipped
- adjective
- /ˈwɜrʃɪpt/
- UK
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venerado
- The actress was worshipped by millions of devoted fans worldwide.
And and a lot of this, his strongest desire is to be a worshipped dictator.
- And and a lot of this, his strongest desire is to be a worshipped dictator.
- Really take your time because women want to be explored and they want their bodies to be and feel worshipped.
Examples
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He felt worshipped by his students, who hung on his every word.
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The singer is worshipped by millions.
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As a child, he worshipped his older brother and wanted to be just like him.
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Why is she so worshipped?
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The actress was worshipped by millions of devoted fans worldwide.
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As a child, he worshipped his older brother and wanted to be just like him.
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He felt worshipped by his students, who hung on his every word.
Synonyms
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4.6
A person or thing that many people respect and admire
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2.3
Admired by many people for good qualities
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5.6
Deeply respected and admired for age, wisdom, or good character
Loved very much by one person or by many people
A person who many people admire and love very much, often too much
A person or thing that someone cares about very much
Respected and looked up to by many people
Antonyms
How Admired
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Worshipped comes from old English parts worth ('worthy') and -ship ('state' or 'quality'), so it first meant giving honour to someone seen as worthy. That's why to be worshipped is to be deeply admired or loved, almost as if you were a god.