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Definition of hero worship in English: hero worshipnoun mass noun1Excessive admiration for someone. the music press, with its bias towards hero worship Example sentencesExamples - Chicoine's hero worship leads him to make disturbing statements, such as his conclusion that the sacking of Athens was ‘perhaps not right’.
- There is some hero worship here and puffery about the parks and their dedicated ‘family’ of workers.
- But one need not be a fan of old-fashioned hero worship to see this as a problematic development, which points at a lowering of human horizons.
- Here's a story about alienation, manipulation, the psychedelic powers of music, hero worship, religion, drugs, ego, and acceptance of the huge amount of power being a public figure gives you.
- And for those who are not given to hero worship, the software offers the choice of applying one's own face, with the help of a webcamera.
- The world we are drawn back into is one of economic depression, spiritual optimism, hero worship and the beginnings of mass media penetration into the hearts and minds of the world's richest nation.
- But there's no groupie hero-worship thing going on in their relationship, she insists.
- I think he was flattered by my teenage hero worship.
- Such a society would vanquish sycophants, mindless ritual, dogma, unthinking action, and hero worship.
- Fanship, a splinter group of hero worship, is a natural consequence of contemporary life.
- Then they wander into Paul McCartney hero-worship territory.
- I'm not the kind of guy who engages in cheap hero worship.
- Hmm, the famous person I would most like to be is Madonna I guess - huge hero-worship thing since I was tiny.
- I always thought the little girl's obvious hero worship was sweet… but the age thing confounded me.
- In fact, it was outright hero worship - Sinatra aped the way D'Amato dressed, smoked, tipped, even the way he spoke.
- When Paul was 14, Stan joined the Navy, and the hero worship of a younger brother began to border on idolatry.
- An academic scholar attributed this phenomenon to the oversaturated media coverage and an unbridled Internet causing the undesirable social effect of blind hero worship.
- Statues were seen as aids to the hero worship which patriots hoped to instill among Australia's youth.
- Cohen admits that this ‘great man’ approach might open him up to accusations of hero worship.
- It is obvious, I suppose, that only after Napoleon could the cults of the hero, of hero worship and of the genius take full form.
- 1.1 (in ancient Greece) the worship of superhuman heroes.
verb [with object]Admire (someone) excessively. I used to hero-worship the guy Example sentencesExamples - Youthful Professor Mike French hero-worships him - a new and unsettling experience for geeky Paul.
- Inherit the Wind was thrilling 40 years ago if you were very young, reasonably well educated, and inclined, as I was, to hero-worship Clarence Darrow.
- This implies that I actually care about famous people, or that I hero-worship nobodies.
- He hero-worships Adam and loves to be in the thick of the action, excelling in undercover work.
- I've never been an out-and-out sports fanatic, never wanted to play for my country, and never precisely hero-worshiped the players of my day.
- Billy Boyd steals every scene he is in, as a comic, hero-worshipping colleague of Frank's, who somehow contrives to complicate the proceedings.
- In about 1863 they became his unpaid pupils and studio assistants; they hero-worshipped him, and their unsophisticated attempts to imitate his stylish dress and manner caused much amusement.
- That's what happened to City fan Paul Butler, who during the 1980s hero-worshipped Keith Walwyn to such an extent he even wrote a song about him and sent it to the City legend.
- He was a political icon and many hero-worshipped him.
- She was a devoted mother who hero-worshipped her children, and they similarly worshipped her.
- Did she hero-worship her older brother, or make his life miserable…?
- These people would be better off establishing a cult, getting a bunch of doped up teenagers to donate all their possessions and hero-worship them.
- Jeff hero-worships Steve, deriving vicarious pleasure from his friend's sex life.
- This guy is hero-worshipped in Europe and among other cyclists.
- Whatever may be her skills at the kitchen, he still hero-worships her.
- In the global village of the 21st century, footie fans have become ambassadors for their country as they track their beloved teams and hero-worshipped players across the world.
- Faith didn't hero-worship him, but she certainly couldn't hate him, now could she?
- She went shopping on weekends and was polite to adults and anyone who she thought sufficiently hero-worshiped her.
- We may hero-worship these people but would never want our children to marry one of them.
- He was my big brother and I hero-worshiped him.
Synonyms idolization, adulation, admiration, idealization, awe, high esteem, high regard, putting on a pedestal worship, adoration, glorification, exaltation, veneration, reverence rare magnification
Derivatives noun ˈhɪərəʊˌwəːʃɪpə A self-confessed hero-worshipper, he adroitly patched into a network of national self-regard and milked it for all it was worth. Example sentencesExamples - Yes, all heroic exaltation is dangerous, but the danger is not to the hero-worshipers, but to the hero.
- Rather than hiding its successful people, the new hero-worshippers asserted, Australia needed to promote them as the role-models for a younger generation of achievers.
- And courtesy Bhandarkar, a nation of hero-worshippers got a peek into the life of their icons, but what they saw were only feet of clay.
- They are hero-worshippers that follow the impressive older animals about, in the process learning the locations of the seasonal grazing areas they use.
Definition of hero worship in US English: hero worshipnounˈhiroʊ ˌwərʃəpˈhērō ˌwərSHəp 1Excessive admiration for someone. the music press, with its bias towards hero worship Example sentencesExamples - I always thought the little girl's obvious hero worship was sweet… but the age thing confounded me.
- I think he was flattered by my teenage hero worship.
- Chicoine's hero worship leads him to make disturbing statements, such as his conclusion that the sacking of Athens was ‘perhaps not right’.
- Then they wander into Paul McCartney hero-worship territory.
- Statues were seen as aids to the hero worship which patriots hoped to instill among Australia's youth.
- Fanship, a splinter group of hero worship, is a natural consequence of contemporary life.
- I'm not the kind of guy who engages in cheap hero worship.
- In fact, it was outright hero worship - Sinatra aped the way D'Amato dressed, smoked, tipped, even the way he spoke.
- Cohen admits that this ‘great man’ approach might open him up to accusations of hero worship.
- But there's no groupie hero-worship thing going on in their relationship, she insists.
- Such a society would vanquish sycophants, mindless ritual, dogma, unthinking action, and hero worship.
- An academic scholar attributed this phenomenon to the oversaturated media coverage and an unbridled Internet causing the undesirable social effect of blind hero worship.
- The world we are drawn back into is one of economic depression, spiritual optimism, hero worship and the beginnings of mass media penetration into the hearts and minds of the world's richest nation.
- When Paul was 14, Stan joined the Navy, and the hero worship of a younger brother began to border on idolatry.
- It is obvious, I suppose, that only after Napoleon could the cults of the hero, of hero worship and of the genius take full form.
- There is some hero worship here and puffery about the parks and their dedicated ‘family’ of workers.
- And for those who are not given to hero worship, the software offers the choice of applying one's own face, with the help of a webcamera.
- But one need not be a fan of old-fashioned hero worship to see this as a problematic development, which points at a lowering of human horizons.
- Hmm, the famous person I would most like to be is Madonna I guess - huge hero-worship thing since I was tiny.
- Here's a story about alienation, manipulation, the psychedelic powers of music, hero worship, religion, drugs, ego, and acceptance of the huge amount of power being a public figure gives you.
- 1.1 (in ancient Greece) the worship of superhuman heroes.
verbˈhiroʊ ˌwərʃəpˈhērō ˌwərSHəp [with object]Admire (someone) excessively. I used to hero-worship the guy Example sentencesExamples - In the global village of the 21st century, footie fans have become ambassadors for their country as they track their beloved teams and hero-worshipped players across the world.
- Youthful Professor Mike French hero-worships him - a new and unsettling experience for geeky Paul.
- That's what happened to City fan Paul Butler, who during the 1980s hero-worshipped Keith Walwyn to such an extent he even wrote a song about him and sent it to the City legend.
- She was a devoted mother who hero-worshipped her children, and they similarly worshipped her.
- Faith didn't hero-worship him, but she certainly couldn't hate him, now could she?
- She went shopping on weekends and was polite to adults and anyone who she thought sufficiently hero-worshiped her.
- Did she hero-worship her older brother, or make his life miserable…?
- This guy is hero-worshipped in Europe and among other cyclists.
- Whatever may be her skills at the kitchen, he still hero-worships her.
- These people would be better off establishing a cult, getting a bunch of doped up teenagers to donate all their possessions and hero-worship them.
- He was my big brother and I hero-worshiped him.
- Inherit the Wind was thrilling 40 years ago if you were very young, reasonably well educated, and inclined, as I was, to hero-worship Clarence Darrow.
- He was a political icon and many hero-worshipped him.
- He hero-worships Adam and loves to be in the thick of the action, excelling in undercover work.
- Jeff hero-worships Steve, deriving vicarious pleasure from his friend's sex life.
- I've never been an out-and-out sports fanatic, never wanted to play for my country, and never precisely hero-worshiped the players of my day.
- We may hero-worship these people but would never want our children to marry one of them.
- In about 1863 they became his unpaid pupils and studio assistants; they hero-worshipped him, and their unsophisticated attempts to imitate his stylish dress and manner caused much amusement.
- This implies that I actually care about famous people, or that I hero-worship nobodies.
- Billy Boyd steals every scene he is in, as a comic, hero-worshipping colleague of Frank's, who somehow contrives to complicate the proceedings.
Synonyms idolization, adulation, admiration, idealization, awe, high esteem, high regard, putting on a pedestal
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