Celebrity Worship

noun the act of idolizing or adoring someone or something

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• The idolization of celebrities can have a negative impact on society's values.
• Some people take idolization of their favorite singers to the next level.
• I don't get the whole idolization thing, it's just not my cup of tea.
• His idolization of her was so intense, it was like she could do no wrong in his eyes.

verb to admire, revere, or worship as a god or idol; to show great admiration or devotion towards someone or something

• Many young fans idolize their favorite celebrities and look up to them as role models.
• I really idolize my older brother because he always knows what to do in tough situations.
• All the kids at school idolize that new pop star - they can't stop talking about her!
• Some people idolize money and material possessions, thinking it will bring them happiness and fulfillment.

verb to praise or flatter excessively

• The renowned artist is often adulated for his exceptional talent.
• Everyone adulates her for her amazing fashion sense.
• The celebrity is constantly adulated by her fans.
• The company adulates their top performer as the 'star' of the team.