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Definition of adulation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
flatteryexcessive praise or admiration, often insincere
- His adulation of the boss was obvious to everyone.
- The author grew uncomfortable with the constant adulation at award ceremonies.
- Adulation from fans made the politician wary of praise.
Origin of adulation
Latin, adulatio (flattery)
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adulation
homage or excessive admiration
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- French:adulation, ...
- German:Lobhudelei, ...
- Italian:adulazione, ...
- Spanish:adulación, ...
- Portuguese:adulação, ...
- Chinese:阿谀奉承, ...
- Japanese:お世辞, ...
- Arabic:تَمَلُّق, ...
- Hebrew:הַעֲרָצָה, ...
- Russian:восхваление, ...
- Ukrainian:підлесливість, ...
- Hindi:अतिशयोक्ति, ...
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