1. plural of idolisation; instances or acts of treating someone or something as an idol or object of extreme admiration and devotion
Usage: British English spelling (American English: idolizations); typically used in formal or academic contexts

Examples

• The idolisations of celebrity culture have become increasingly prevalent in modern society.
• Her idolisations of historical figures shaped her academic interests.
• The band's fans engaged in various idolisations, treating their favorite musicians as infallible.
• Critics argued that the idolisations of wealthy entrepreneurs distracted from systemic inequality.
• Different cultures have different idolisations based on their values and traditions.
• The documentary examined the idolisations of political leaders throughout history.