idolise VERB trans Brit, Aus, idolize [ˈaɪdəlaɪz] VERB trans Am
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And because the youngsters idolise them, it's almost like law as far as they are concerned.
jamaica-gleaner.com He said his fans idolise the actor, some even modelling themselves after him.
www.ndtv.com We are happy to idolise our sportspeople, lavishing them with praise, but will show contempt towards those who sing their own praises.
www.football365.com While his supporters clearly idolise him and his vision, he is uncomfortable talking about himself, steering the conversation back to the project.
www.ft.com What is with people that they need to idolise sports stars, actors, politicians and political parties?
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