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    i·dol·ize
    [ˈīdəˌlīz]
    verb
    idolize (verb) · idolizes (third person present) · idolized (past tense) · idolized (past participle) · idolizing (present participle) · idolise (verb) · idolises (third person present) · idolised (past tense) · idolised (past participle) · idolising (present participle)
    1. admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively:
      "he idolized his mother"
      Opposite:
      vilify
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    What is idolize verb?
    Definition of idolize verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary idolize somebody to admire or love somebody very much, possibly too much synonym worship They idolize their kids. Young children often idolize their parents. Join our community to access the latest language learning and assessment tips from Oxford University Press!

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    Where did the word idolize come from?
    The first records of the word idolize come from the late 1500s. The word idol comes from the Greek eídōlon, meaning “image,” from eîdos, meaning “shape and form.” The suffix -ize means to “make,” “render,” or “convert into.” Idolizing someone converts them into an idol—the subject of almost religious devotion.

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    When was the verb 'idolize' first used?
    The verb 'idolize' was first used in the early 1600s, as evidenced in the writing of Joshua Sylvester. The word is formed within English by derivation, with etymons being 'idol' n. and the '-ize' suffix.

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    What does it mean to idolize a star?
    Idolizing someone converts them into an idol—the subject of almost religious devotion. Idolize should not be confused with the verb idealize, which means to consider or represent something as perfect or without any flaws. Fans who idolize a star also tend to idealize them by ignoring their flaws or perhaps not recognizing them at all.

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    What is a synonym for idolize?
    A synonym of this sense of idolize is the slang verb stan. The words idol and idolize sometimes imply that such devotion is excessive, likening it to religious worship. This is based on the original sense of the word idol referring to an object or image, such as a statue, that is worshiped as the representation of a deity or god.

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    What does it mean to idolize?
    1. To adore, treasure, or worship something or someone. 2. Also (esp. Brit.): idolise. [Synonyms:] 1. dote upon.

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