diviniser
divinize
Definition of diviniser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
déificationreconnaître comme divin et mettre au rang des dieux
- Les anciens Romains ont divinisé plusieurs de leurs empereurs.
2.
idolâtrieadmirer et vénérer de façon excessive
- Les fans divinisent cette célébrité depuis des années.
Origin of diviniser
latin, divinus (divin)
Terms with diviniser included in their meaning
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divinisation
action de diviniser quelqu'un dans l'Antiquité
Examples of diviniser in a sentence
On a tenté de diviniser ce héros national. Il ne faut pas diviniser les sportifs, ce sont des humains. Certains divinisent la réussite matérielle.
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- English:deify, idolize, ...
- German:vergöttlichen, vergöttern, ...
- Italian:divinizzare, idolatrare, ...
- Spanish:divinizar, idolatrar, ...
- Portuguese:divinizar, idolatrar, ...
- Chinese:神化, 崇拜, ...
- Japanese:神格化する, 崇拝する, ...
- Arabic:ألّه, عَبَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַאֱלִיהַּ, לְהַעֲרִיץ, ...
- Russian:обожествлять, идолизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:обожнювати, ідолізувати, ...
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