Definition
Definition of deified - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
god-liketreated like a god
- The ancient ruler was deified by his people.
2.
highly respectedregarded with exceptional respect or admiration
- The deified leader inspired unwavering loyalty.
Origin of deified
Latin, de- (down) + facere (to make)
Examples of deified in a sentence
In some cultures, leaders are deified posthumously. Fans treated the deified athlete as untouchable. His deified status eclipsed his artistic achievements.
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- French:divinisé, vénéré, ...
- German:vergöttert, verehrt, ...
- Italian:divinizzato, venerato, ...
- Spanish:divinizado, endiosado, ...
- Portuguese:deificado, endeusado, ...
- Chinese:被神化的, 神化的, ...
- Japanese:神格化された, 崇拝された, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَلَّه, مُؤَلَّه, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּלֶה, מְקוּדָּשׁ, ...
- Russian:обожествленный, боготворимый, ...
- Ukrainian:обожествлений, обожнений, ...
- Hindi:देवता समान, पूजनीय, ...
Definition of deify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
admirationRare treat with extreme admiration or reverenceRare
- Fans sometimes deify their favorite celebrities.
2.
worshipRare make someone or something a godRare
- Ancient cultures often deified their leaders.
Origin of deify
Latin, deus (god) + -ficare (to make)
Examples of deify in a sentence
He tends to deify historical figures in his writings. Some fans deify their favorite celebrities. The tribe would deify natural elements.
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- French:déifier, diviniser, ...
- German:vergöttern, zum Gott erheben, ...
- Italian:divinizzare, deificare, ...
- Spanish:deificar, divinizar, ...
- Portuguese:endeusar, deificar, ...
- Chinese:崇拜, 奉为神明, ...
- Japanese:崇拝する, 神にする, ...
- Arabic:مَجَّدَ, أَلَّهَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲרִיץ, לְהַפְכוֹת לְאֵל, ...
- Russian:обожествлять, ...
- Ukrainian:обожнювати, обожествити, ...
- Hindi:देवता बनाना, भगवान बनाना, ...
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