Pronunciation: /ˈædʒəˌleɪtɪŋ/
verb to praise or admire excessively or slavishly
A1 I am adulating my favorite singer by buying all of their albums.
A2 She was adulating over the new fashion collection at the store.
B1 The fans were adulating the actor as he walked down the red carpet.
B2 The museum curator was adulating the ancient artifacts with great care.
C1 The art critic was adulating the painter's latest masterpiece in her review.
C2 The literary scholar was adulating the author's work as a groundbreaking contribution to modern literature.
adjective showing excessive admiration or praise
A1 She is adulating her favorite celebrity.
A2 The adulating fans cheered loudly at the concert.
B1 The adulating crowd rushed to get a glimpse of the famous singer.
B2 The adulating audience gave a standing ovation to the talented actor.
C1 The adulating reviews from critics propelled the movie to box office success.
C2 The adulating praise for the author's latest novel was well-deserved.
formal The author was praised for not adulating the political leader in his latest book.
informal Stop adulating that celebrity, they're just a regular person like everyone else.
slang Why are you always adulating that singer? They're not even that talented.
figurative The sun was adulating the flowers with its warm rays, making them bloom beautifully.
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