| Word | Adulation |
|---|---|
| Meaning | great praise for someone, often more than what is deserved |
| Example 1 | Although Jason was a famous celebrity, he was very uncomfortable with the adulation from his fans. |
| Example 2 | It is obvious that most of the billionaire’s adulation comes from people who are simply after his money. |
| Example 3 | When the popular singer decided she could only walk on rose petals, everyone knew she had started to let the adulation of her fans gets to her. |
| Example 4 | Fans of the latest vampire book trilogy show a lot of adulation to the books’ writer. |
| Example 5 | Because the adulation of his young fans often got out of hand, the heartthrob was unable to leave his hotel without a security team. |
| Example 6 | The adulation and applause from the crowd made the former president smile. |
| Example 7 | After going unnoticed for several years, the model finally graced a magazine cover and became a source of adulation for every man on the planet. |
| Example 8 | My grandmother was a very religious woman who saved her greatest adulation for God. |
| Example 9 | When Bill made the game winning shot, his teammates showered him with adulation. |
| Example 10 | Even when the religious leader left the church, the clergy members continued to offer him adulation in their prayers. |
