Definition

idolised

verb
  1. past tense and past participle of idolise; to love, admire, or respect someone or something greatly or excessively
  2. Usage: British spelling (American: idolized); transitive verb

Examples

  • She idolised her older sister and wanted to be just like her.
  • The fans idolised the rock star and attended every concert.
  • He idolised his grandfather, who had been a war hero.
  • Many young athletes idolised professional players they watched on television.
  • The children idolised their teacher for her kindness and patience.
  • Critics argued that society idolised wealth and fame too much.

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