1. people who worship idols or images as gods
Usage: plural of idolator; often used in religious or historical contexts
2. people who excessively admire or love someone or something
Usage: figurative use; common in modern contexts

Examples

• Ancient idolators built temples to honor their gods.
• The religious text condemned idolators who turned away from monotheism.
• Celebrity idolators waited outside the theater for hours.
• Some idolators of the band attended every concert on the tour.
• The museum exhibit explored how idolators in different cultures created sacred objects.
• Modern idolators of technology sometimes neglect real-world relationships.