idolaters
Pronunciation: [aɪˈdɑːləˌtərz]
Word
Context: "belief systems"
(noun) a person who worships idols or false gods, putting their faith in something other than a true deity. Idolaters focus their love and devotion on objects or images instead of on a higher power.
Example
Many cultures historically had idolaters who created statues to honor their gods.
Example
The gathering was not meant for idolaters, but for people who worship a single, true god.
Example
What do you think happens to idolaters who realize their beliefs are based on false images?
Context: "culture"
(noun) someone who loves something or someone so much that they treat them like a god. This could be a pop star, athlete, or anyone famous, almost worshipping them.
Example
Many young fans are idolaters of famous musicians and try to follow their styles.
Example
Being an idoler doesn't mean treating others as less important.
Example
Do you think it's okay to be an idolater of a celebrity?
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