Definition
Definition of idoliser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
excessive admirationRare UK someone who admires someone or something excessivelyRare UK
- The idoliser of the movie star collected all her films and posters..
2.
idol worshipperTECH. UK person who worships physical idolsTECH. UK
- The ancient tribe had many idolisers.
Origin of idoliser
Latin, idolum (image) + -iser (one who)
Examples of idoliser in a sentence
As an idoliser, she knew every detail about the singer's life. Idolisers gathered around the statue. The temple was frequented by idolisers.
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- French:admirateur fanatique, adorateur d'idoles, ...
- German:Verehrer, Götzenanbeter, ...
- Italian:idolatra, adoratore di idoli, ...
- Spanish:idolatrador, idólatra, ...
- Portuguese:admirador fervoroso, idólatra, ...
- Chinese:崇拜者, 偶像崇拜者, ...
- Japanese:崇拝者, 偶像崇拝者, ...
- Arabic:مُعجَب مُفرِط, عابد الأصنام, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרִיץ, עוֹבֵד אֱלִילִים, ...
- Russian:поклонник, поклонник идолов, ...
- Ukrainian:ідолопоклонник, поклонник ідолів, ...
- Hindi:पूजक, मूर्ति पूजक, ...
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