adulation — excessive admiration or praise
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: excessive admiration or praise
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌædʒəˈleɪʃən/
Korean meaning: 과도한 칭찬, 아첨, 추앙
Korean pronunciation: 애**줄**레이션
Example Sentences
- The politician was uncomfortable with the adulation from his supporters who treated him like a messiah.
- The chef's ego grew so large from constant adulation that he started wearing a crown while cooking.
- Social media influencers often become addicted to the adulation of their followers.
adulation
NOUN//ˌædʒəˈleɪʃən//
excessive admiration or praise
Excessive worship and praise
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Excessive adulation for simple regulation!
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Origin
From Latin 'adulatio,' derived from 'adulari' meaning 'to flatter or fawn upon.' The term combines the prefix 'ad-' (to) with 'ululari' (to whine or flatter), ultimately referring to excessive flattery or praise.
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“The politician was uncomfortable with the adulation from his supporters who treated him like a messiah.”
“The chef's ego grew so large from constant adulation that he started wearing a crown while cooking.”
“Social media influencers often become addicted to the adulation of their followers.”
“The rock star's adulation was so intense that fans started naming their pets after his guitar picks.”
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